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Assistant Hockey Management Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Hockey Coach

San Jose, CA · On-site

$20/hr

Youth Hockey Manager Pay Range: The pay for this role is $20.00/hour Position Summary : To teach ... Be prompt and on time for assignment. * Assist volunteer coaches with practice set up including ...

Youth Hockey Manager Pay Range: The pay for this role is $20.00/hour Position Summary : To teach ... Be prompt and on time for assignment. * Assist volunteer coaches with practice set up including ...

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Be able to lift heavy equipment and supplies /Responsibilities * Assist with all field hockey programs - Camps, Clinics, Rec League, Development Team and Club * Be on the field/coach about 20 hours a ...

Be able to lift heavy equipment and supplies /Responsibilities * Assist with all field hockey programs - Camps, Clinics, Rec League, Development Team and Club * Be on the field/coach about 20 hours a ...

Hockey Instructor

Niles, IL · On-site

$20 - $23/hr

... the assigned week. * Assist in filling out evaluation forms during the last week of classes ... Turn in all reports to Hockey Director and Rink Manager. * Maintain good communication with parents ...

... the assigned week. * Assist in filling out evaluation forms during the last week of classes ... Turn in all reports to Hockey Director and Rink Manager. * Maintain good communication with parents ...

Posting Details Position Information Job Title Assistant Field Hockey Coach Posting Number 20110679 ... Supporting athletic operations and game-day management. * Other duties as assigned by the Athletic ...

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How much do assistant hockey management jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for assistant hockey management in the United States is $48,396.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $42,000.00 and $48,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Assistant Hockey Management vs Assistant Coach?

AspectAssistant Hockey ManagementAssistant Coach
Primary RoleSupports administrative, operational, and strategic tasks within a hockey organizationFocuses on coaching players, training, and game strategy
Required CredentialsOften requires management, business, or sports administration experience; certifications varyCoaching certifications, playing experience, and sports-specific training
Work EnvironmentOffice setting, meetings, planning sessions, sometimes on-ice supportOn-ice practices, game days, player development
Employer & Industry UsageHockey teams, leagues, sports organizationsHockey teams, youth leagues, college programs

Assistant Hockey Management roles focus on administrative and operational support within hockey organizations, requiring management skills and industry knowledge. In contrast, Assistant Coaches are primarily involved in player development and game strategy, with coaching certifications and on-ice experience. Both roles are essential but serve different functions within the hockey industry.

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Assistant Hockey Coach

Ellington Public Schools

Ellington, CT • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 6 days ago


Job description

Job Title: Assistant Coach, Tri-Town Hockey
Location: Tri-Town Hockey Cooperative Program
Reports To: Athletic Directors/School Administration

Position Summary:
The Tri-Town Hockey Assistant Coach is responsible for leading and overseeing all aspects of the cooperative high school hockey program. The assistant coach will promote a positive, competitive, and educational environment that supports student-athletes both on and off the ice. This individual must demonstrate strong leadership, knowledge of the sport, and a commitment to sportsmanship, player development, and program culture.

Responsibilities:

  • Plan, organize, and supervise all team practices, games, and team activities
  • Develop and implement a program philosophy that emphasizes skill development, teamwork, accountability, and sportsmanship
  • Foster a positive and inclusive team culture for all student-athletes
  • Monitor and support the academic, behavioral, and athletic progress of team members
  • Communicate effectively with players, families, athletic directors, school administration, and opposing programs
  • Supervise and collaborate with assistant coaches and other program staff
  • Manage team equipment, uniforms, and program inventory
  • Coordinate scheduling needs, team logistics, and transportation in collaboration with athletic departments
  • Ensure compliance with CIAC, conference, school district, and cooperative team policies and regulations
  • Promote the safety and well-being of all student-athletes at all times
  • Attend required meetings, rules clinics, and professional development opportunities
  • Assist in program planning, offseason communication, and long-term development of the hockey program

Qualifications:

  • Previous coaching experience in hockey is preferred, with head coaching experience strongly preferred
  • Strong knowledge of ice hockey fundamentals, strategy, and player development
  • Demonstrated ability to build relationships with student-athletes and lead a multi-school cooperative program
  • Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills
  • Commitment to educational athletics and the values of interscholastic sports
  • Must meet all district, CIAC, and state coaching certification requirements, including CPR/First Aid and concussion training

Preferred Characteristics:

  • Ability to create a disciplined, supportive, and competitive program culture
  • Strong communication skills with families and school communities