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Dallas, TX · On-site

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Summer Teaching Job Youth Baseball & Softball Coach ($23.50/hr) | La Costa

Padres Camps

Carlsbad, CA • On-site

$23.50/hr

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Summer Teaching Job Youth Baseball & Softball Coach ($23.50/hr) | La Costa

Educators with summers off are invited to apply for Padres Baseball & Softball Camps in La Costa.Staff work with campers ages 413, teaching baseball and softball fundamentals while creating a fun and positive environment.

Quick Job Overview

Pay: Up to $23.50/hour (Professional Educator Rate) Schedule: MondayFriday | Approximately 8-hour camp days Season: June 8 August 14, 2026 Campers: Ages 413

Padres Baseball & Softball Camps provide a fun, structured environment where young athletes learn baseball and softball fundamentals while building confidence, teamwork, and character.

We provide the equipment, curriculum, and training you bring the energy, leadership, and passion for working with kids.

Learn more about our program at: www.padres.com/camps

Position Overview

As a Padres Camps Coach or Camp Educator, you will guide campers through daily activities focused on baseball and softball skill development.

Camp staff help create a supportive environment where young players can improve their athletic skills while learning teamwork, accountability, and sportsmanship.

Staff work closely with Site Directors and fellow team members to ensure campers have a safe, engaging, and memorable camp experience.

Core Responsibilities
  • Lead campers through baseball and softball drills and games
  • Teach and reinforce fundamental skills such as throwing, hitting, and fielding
  • Maintain a safe and organized camp environment
  • Encourage teamwork, sportsmanship, and positive behavior
  • Provide encouragement and feedback during drills and gameplay
  • Recognize teachable moments to help campers grow both athletically and personally
  • Work collaboratively with fellow camp staff and leadership
What Were Looking ForSuccessful candidates typically:
  • Have experience working with children ages 413
  • Are comfortable demonstrating baseball or softball fundamentals
  • Bring enthusiasm, leadership, and positive energy
  • Able to make a 35 week commitment
  • Have reliable transportation to travel to their assigned camp location
  • All hires must pass a background screening
Ideal backgrounds include:
  • Elementary School Teachers
  • Middle School Teachers
  • Physical Education Teachers
  • Substitute Teachers
Why Educators Enjoy Working at Padres Camps
  • Spend the summer outdoors with active campers
  • Share your knowledge of baseball or softball with youth athletes
  • Make a positive impact in the lives of young players
  • Free tickets to select San Diego Padres home games
  • End-of-summer celebration at Petco Park
  • Join a supportive team of coaches and educators
Hiring ProcessAfter submitting your application:
  1. Complete a one-way video interview
  2. Participate in a 15-minute virtual interview with our General Manager
  3. Final hiring decision
CompensationProfessional Educator: $23.50/hour (Requires at least one school year of paid teaching experience or proof of teaching certification)