Youth Sports Coach

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Opportunity for advancement
• Training & development

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Coach an assigned group of children sport and social skill development, safety, fair play and sportsmanship, through the established methods of Inclyousion Sports.
• Aid the parents of children in the program with supporting the child’s skill development, as applicable.
• Responsible for managing sporting equipment used in classes.
• Ensure children are supported with equal playing time, regardless of level of ability.
• Establish and maintain positive team spirit.
• Adhere to all Inclyousion Sports policies, objectives, and rules.

Qualifications

• Desire to work with and support children with a range of abilities
• Maintains a high level of professionalism, patience, maturity, and dependability
• Availability to work weekends
• Excellent oral communication skills
• Access to reliable vehicle and ability to travel to class locations and transport equipment

Summary of Position

The Coach will teach children a variety of age-appropriate fitness, sports, and social skills using the Inclyousion Sports curriculum. The Coach will be trained on Inclyousion Sports program requirements, behavioral strategies and tools, inclusion principles and all other coaching expectations before beginning job requirements. The Coach will collaborate with parents, Inclyousion Sports partners, and Inclyousion Sports team members and will positively represent the Inclyousion Sports brand.

Pay & Benefits

• $20-25 per hour depending on qualifications

Disclaimer

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of employees assigned to this position

Compensation

$20.00 per hour

Inclyousion Sports

Inclyousion Sports was founded by caring parents just like you, who struggled to find youth athletic programs that provided a supportive introduction to sports, with small class sizes, well trained coaches, a variety of equipment, and truly inclusive teaching techniques. When searching for a way to introduce their oldest child to sports, co-founders, Greg and Kristen Perkins, were only able to find programs that were the traditional youth sports classes with large class sizes and volunteer coaches, or disability specific programs. They had a negative experience with a local soccer program, and were looking for something more supportive and non-competitive. Frustrated by the lack of programs that celebrated all young athletes, they were inspired to build the organization they wanted for their own children. What started as a way to support their own family has now grown into a thriving community of parents who are seeking non-competitive play, friendship, and a judgment-free space committed to empowering each child's potential, confidence, and joy through sports.