Boys Soccer Assistant Coach
About the Employer
Job Title - Athletic Coach (Certified CCPS Employee) - Boys Soccer Asst. Coach
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Position Summary
The assistant coach has oversight or assists the head coach in the effective delivery of sports/activity coaching to K-12 secondary school age children.
Provides sports activity supervision, training and coaching to student athletes or as assigned by the head coach.
Develops individuals according to their abilities and encourages them to sustain activity levels.
Delivers core movement and sport specific skills training.
Assistant coach position reports to head coach.
Head coach position reports to the school site athletic director.
Key Responsibilities
* Instructs and coaches K-12 students on the fundamentals of sports.
* Works with the coaching staff in setting rules, policies and regulations for the team.
Oversight/Assistance
* Has oversight or assists head coach in proper registration of athletes.
* Has oversight or assists head coach in making systematic issuance of equipment.
* Has oversight or assists head coach with coordinating and monitoring try-outs.
* Has oversight or assists head coach with coordinating and supervising practice schedule.
* Has oversight or assists in the supervisory control over athletes and teams assigned.
Guiding Student Athletes
* Guides and encourages secondary school age student athletes to make appropriate decisions about further participation in sport(s) at a level appropriate to their ability.
Collaboration with Staff
* Works closely with other staff to coordinate completion and opportunities.
* Initiates where appropriate.
Partnerships and Monitoring
* Works with other partners to help monitor the impact of delivery and healthy lifestyles.
Other Duties
All other duties as assigned and required in order to perform the above services.
Key Job Requirements
To qualify as an athletic coach, applicants must meet one of the following requirements:
1. Certified employee serving in a teaching or administrative position.
2. A certified paraprofessional, and show evidence of completion of the required lay coach courses (GHSAA Principles for Coaching and NCSS Prepare/First Aid), complete the GHSAA Head Coaching Class, and follow all policies/procedures outlined for head coaches.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in coaching or playing the sport preferred.
Experience with inventory of equipment and scheduling preferred.
Essential Skills
* Ability to manage projects and duties with minimal supervision.
* Ability to effectively manage time and priorities.
* Strong teamwork and communication skills.
* Analytical; emphasize safety precautions; be aware of best training procedures and injury preventative actions.
Responsibilities and Decision-Making
Requires regular, frequent contact with internal and external personnel and decision-making responsibility to discuss issues of moderate importance.
Excellent interpersonal skills are required for working with intra-organizational teams.
Accountability and Supervision
Responsible for multiple functions of supervision (athletes, equipment, and staff as needed) with a high-level accountability for effective operation and results.
Requires frequent travel for off-site competition/training locations.
Work Environment
Variable work environment – office setting, school grounds, stadiums.
Work requires physical effort 70% of the time or more outdoors.
Moderate lifting, based on sport.
Compensation
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2024-2025 Compensation Handbook