The Tigers Sport and Education Trust is a charity which aims to make a difference to people’s lives by involving them in sport.
Through our work, the Tigers Trust promote the values linked with sporting success and we help up-skill participants through practical activity as well as running courses, events and promoting our work in schools across the Hull and East Yorkshire region. Involvement in community sport projects can help tackle a wide range of issues including health, youth crime and unemployment.
With a workforce of around 40 full and part time members of staff, a large cohort of volunteers and participants and a high profile association with professional football, the Tigers Trust is dedicated to helping our local communities to live active, healthy and happy lives.
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Volunteering opportunities
Tigers Trust are on the lookout for enthusiastic volunteers to support our staff across a range of community programmes. Volunteering with Tigers Trust would be a great opportunity for anyone who is interested in working in sport as a career.

Latest job vacancies
For the latest job vacancies with the Tigers Trust, please take a look at our careers page. We're often on the lookout for new talent to join our team and we'd love to hear from you if you're passionate about supporting your local community.

Community Feedback
"The main aim of our partnership with Tigers Trust has been to upskill staff and boost confidence in teaching PE. Coaches have worked alongside staff, delivering sessions and mentoring teachers through different units of work which has had a lasting impact on our PE provision. As well as PE sessions, the Trust has offered a package of sports competitions, delivered an active breakfast club, helped raise funds, provided complimentary places at holiday camps and tickets for home games. The range of expertise, incentives and enthusiasm from coaches has helped promote an active, healthy lifestyle. Tigers Trust play an important role in maintaining the excellent culture of a healthy mind and body at Christopher Pickering."
Sam Morgan
PE COORDINATOR, CHRISTOPHER PICKERING PRIMARY SCHOOL