Coaching
Health Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects health coaches with adults who want measurable change in energy, weight, movement and stress, and who have already decided to invest in it.
£32,000, £65,000
Health and life coaching jobs in the UK
Coaching is where prevention work is growing fastest, and where the boundary with clinical care matters most. Each page explains the credential employers actually look for.
The short answer
Coaching is unregulated in the UK, so employers use ICF, EMCC or professional-body credentials as the quality signal. Coaches work on goals, habits and structure, and must refer on rather than treat a clinical condition.
- Roles in this group
- 14
- UK pay range 2026
- £24,000, £95,000
- Location
- Remote, hybrid and clinic based across the UK
- Platform fee on clinical work
- 0%
Roles in this group
Coaching
Health and Wellbeing Coach jobs
Health and wellbeing coaching is the fastest growing personalised care role in the UK. Take a Seat connects coaches with adults who want that same support privately, without a referral wait.
£30,000, £55,000
Coaching
Wellbeing Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects wellbeing coaches with adults and employers who want burnout prevented rather than treated after the fact.
£32,000, £60,000
Coaching
Wellness Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects wellness coaches with adults investing in prevention and performance, from busy professionals to people rebuilding after a stretch of poor health.
£30,000, £60,000
Coaching
Mental Health Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects mental health coaches with adults who want structure, accountability and momentum, and who are clear that they are not looking for therapy.
£30,000, £60,000
Coaching
Lifestyle Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects lifestyle coaches with adults who want their week to work again, not another plan they abandon in a fortnight.
£28,000, £55,000
Coaching
Nutrition Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects nutrition coaches with clients who know what to eat in theory and need help doing it in a real week.
£28,000, £55,000
Coaching
Health Trainer jobs
Take a Seat connects health trainers with people who need practical, patient support to change one thing at a time, and to keep it changed.
£24,000, £38,000
Coaching
Behaviour Change Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects behaviour change specialists with clients whose problem is not knowledge. They know what to do. They need the method that makes it happen.
£35,000, £70,000
Coaching
Work and Health Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects work and health coaches with people returning after illness, injury or burnout, and with employers who would rather adjust a role than lose the person in it.
£32,000, £60,000
Coaching
ICF Accredited Coach jobs
Take a Seat works with ICF credentialed coaches at ACC, PCC and MCC level. Clients arrive pre-briefed with a defined goal, you keep your own fee structure, and we take no commission.
£45,000, £95,000
Coaching
ADHD Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects ADHD coaches with diagnosed adults who want practical, week-to-week support with focus, routines and follow-through. Remote-first, you set your own caseload.
£35,000, £75,000
Coaching
Life Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects accredited life coaches with clients who want structured, outcome-driven support across major transitions, performance goals and personal optimisation.
£40,000, £90,000
Coaching
Sleep Coach jobs
Take a Seat connects accredited sleep coaches and CBT-I practitioners with adults seeking lasting, drug-free improvements in sleep quality.
£40,000, £75,000
Frequently asked questions
Do UK coaches need a licence?
No, coaching is not a protected title in the UK. Credible employers ask for ICF, EMCC or equivalent accredited training, supervision and insurance instead.
What is the difference between a health coach and a health and wellbeing coach?
Health and wellbeing coach is a defined NHS personalised care role, usually funded through a primary care network and requiring Personalised Care Institute accredited training. Health coach is a broader, unregulated title used across private practice, employers and digital providers.
Which coaching roles pay the most in the UK?
Mental health coaching and specialist health coaching pay the most, particularly where the coach also holds an accredited therapy or clinical qualification. NHS health and wellbeing coach posts pay less at the top but include a pension and structured progression.
Where is the line between coaching and therapy?
Coaching works forward from a person's goals. If a diagnosable condition is driving the difficulty, the ethical route is a referral to a registered clinician, with coaching continuing alongside if appropriate.
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