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Ski Haus

Assistant Manager - Ski Department

Woburn, MA · On-site

$50K - $56K/yr

The Ski Department Assistant Manager should be able to motivate and inspire others: delegate responsibilities; be able to objectively evaluate the performance of others; and be able to coach and hold ...

Ski Haus

Assistant Manager - Ski Department

Woburn, MA · On-site

The Ski Department Assistant Manager should be able to motivate and inspire others: delegate responsibilities; be able to objectively evaluate the performance of others; and be able to coach and hold ...

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What is an assistant ski coach?

Assistant Ski Coaches are professionals who support the head coach in training and developing ski athletes. They help plan and conduct practice sessions, teach skiing techniques, ensure the safety of athletes, and may assist in organizing competitions and logistics. Assistant Ski Coaches often provide individual feedback to skiers, help with equipment maintenance, and foster a positive team environment. Their role is crucial in helping athletes improve their skills and achieve their goals in the sport.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an assistant ski coach?

To thrive as an Assistant Ski Coach, you need a solid understanding of skiing techniques, safety protocols, and experience in competitive skiing, often supported by coaching certifications like PSIA or USSA. Familiarity with video analysis tools, timing systems, and basic ski maintenance equipment is typically required. Strong communication, motivational skills, and the ability to mentor athletes are crucial soft skills for this role. These competencies ensure effective coaching, athlete development, and a safe, positive training environment.

What are some common challenges faced by assistant ski coaches during the ski season?

Assistant Ski Coaches often encounter challenges such as adapting training sessions to varying weather and snow conditions, ensuring athlete safety, and managing group dynamics among skiers of different skill levels. It’s important to stay flexible and communicate effectively with both athletes and the head coach to address individual needs and maximize progress. Additionally, balancing administrative duties with on-slope coaching and travel logistics can require strong organizational skills.

What is the difference between Assistant Ski Coach vs Ski Instructor?

AspectAssistant Ski CoachSki Instructor
CertificationsCPR, First Aid, coaching certificationsSki instructor certifications (e.g., Level 1, Level 2)
Work EnvironmentTeam coaching, training sessions, competitionsIndividual or group lessons on slopes
Employer & Industry UsageResorts, ski schools, sports clubsSki schools, resorts, private lessons

The main difference is that an Assistant Ski Coach supports the coaching team during training and competitions, focusing on team development, while a Ski Instructor primarily teaches individuals or groups how to ski. Both roles require relevant certifications and work in similar environments, but their responsibilities differ in scope and focus.

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Anticipated Girls Head Ski Coach

Wayne Township Public Schools

Wayne, NJ

Full-time

Re-posted 27 days ago

Job description

TITLE:  HEAD COACH 
QUALIFICATIONS:

State Teaching Certificate/County Substitute Certificate (60 college credit units to qualify);  Skill qualifications necessary to complete
established performance responsibilities. Must possess prior experience in coaching the sport.



SUPERVISION FROM:  Director of Athletics; Building Principal
SUPERVISION OVER:  Assistant Coach(es); managers, student athletes, other adults working in the sport area.
JOB GOAL(s): 
To assume primary responsibility for leadership, supervision and organization of a specific athletic activity to carry out the objectives of the District Athletic Program, the Conference and the N.J.S.I.A.A.
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES: 







  1. Must possess and demonstrate knowledge of the sport.
  2. Shall be knowledgeable of new ideas and techniques by attending clinics and workshops, reading in his/her sport and encouraging Assistant Coach(es) to do the same.
  3. Shall be responsible for up-to-date knowledge of conference and state rules, and for ensuring that the head coach and assistants abide by such rules at all times.
  4. Shall be active in professional organizations.
  5. Shall be responsible for the general upkeep, care and protection of equipment under his/her jurisdiction.  Keeps up-to-date inventory of supplies and equipment within the sport area and shall arrange for the systematic return of all school equipment.
  6. Takes appropriate actions, including recommendations for improvement, to ensure that his/her facility, field, locker room and/or play area are maintained in a safe and healthy state for student participation.
  7. Shall recommend to the Athletic Director and Principal, personnel for assistant coaching positions.
  8. Recommends the purchase of equipment, supplies, uniforms and other materials, as appropriate and necessary.
  9. Drafts and submits an annual budget for his/her sport, as may be requested by the Director of Athletics and the building Principal.
  10. Shall maintain records of team and individual accomplishments to be recorded with the Athletic Director on a regular basis.
  11. Shall actively participate in League and County coaches meetings.
  12. Fall coaches shall be present for pre-season sport physicals.
  13. Shall have working knowledge of the District policies on accident reporting and insurance programs and ensure that each athlete has had an appropriate physical examination.
  14. Shall assist the Athletic Director in compiling eligibility lists.
  15. Shall communicate to student athletes all rules and regulations related to participation in the school sports program.
  16. Shall communicate to athletes the criteria for receiving awards.
  17. Shall delegate responsibility to Assistant Coach(es) for all Varsity and sub-Varsity contests.
  18. Shall provide supervisory control over all phases of team activities including Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Varsity.
  19. Conducts practice sessions within his/her sport within guidelines specified by the Director of Athletics and clears special holiday or weekend practice schedules with the Director of Athletics.
  20. Shall emphasize safety precautions and use accepted training and injury procedures.  Works closely with the school physician, the school nurse, and the athletic trainer as appropriate in dealing with injuries.
  21. Shall conduct one's self in a sportsmanlike fashion at all times and is responsible for the actions and conduct of his/her team members whenever they are under his/her jurisdiction.  Enforces discipline and sportsmanlike behavior at all times, and establishes penalties for breach of such standards by individual students.
  22. Shall be responsible for supervising all locker rooms and securing all facilities at the close of each practice or contest.
  23. Make recommendations for awards, and for the establishment of appropriate criteria for awards, as directed by the Director of Athletics, and shall attend all award programs related to his/her sport.
  24. Shall ensure that members of his/her team are dressed appropriately.
  25. Clears with the Principal and Director of Athletics the departure time for trips which involve the loss of school times, and for seeing that the faculty is given adequate and appropriate prior notice of such changes.
  26. Builds good sportsmanship and good public relations in the school and community.  Makes available appropriate information to the news media relevant to his/her sport.
  27. Keeps the Director of Athletics informed of program developments and problems as they occur throughout the season.
  28. Shall recommend short term student athlete suspensions directly to the Director of Athletics and shall recommend long term suspensions or dismissals to the Director of Athletics and the Building Principal.
  29. Teaches individual participants the skills necessary for excellent achievement in the sport involved.
  30. Shall be responsible for other duties as necessary and assigned by the Director of Athletics.
  31. The incumbent shall be trained by the District to serve as a delegate for administration of the Epi-Pen, as needed.


Salary range  $6222 - $7129
 



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