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Assistant Center Director

Boca Raton, FL ยท On-site

$17.25 - $22.50/hr

Communicate regularly with Center Director, Coaching Coordinator, Family Support Services and Health Coordinator, and regarding personnel and compliance of programs. * Establish and maintain ...

Director of Coaching

Naperville, IL ยท On-site

$37K - $42K/yr

Position Overview The Director of Coaching is a full-time leadership role responsible for training, mentoring, and supporting our coaches while also coaching up to 10 sessions per week . This ...

Director of Coaching

Wheaton, IL ยท On-site

$37K - $42K/yr

Position Overview The Director of Coaching is a full-time leadership role responsible for training, mentoring, and supporting our coaches while also coaching up to 10 sessions per week . This ...

Director of Coaching

Elmhurst, IL ยท On-site

$37K - $42K/yr

Position Overview The Director of Coaching is a full-time leadership role responsible for training, mentoring, and supporting our coaches while also coaching up to 10 sessions per week . This ...

Assistant Athletic Director & Coach will be responsible for managing and overseeing Koa's Fall and ... Youth Sport Coaching * Event management * Excellent problem solver * Answer customer phone calls ...

Rehearsal Director & Coach

Chicago, IL ยท On-site

$65K - $80K/yr

About The Position The Rehearsal Director is responsible for supervising rehearsals and staging ballets, as well as facilitating the training and development of Company Artists. This position works ...

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How much do director coaching jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 24, 2026, the average yearly pay for director coaching in the United States is $78,733.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $41,500.00 and $102,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Director of Coaching?

A Director of Coaching is a leadership role typically found in sports organizations, educational institutions, or corporate environments. This professional is responsible for overseeing the development and performance of coaches within an organization, ensuring coaching standards are met, and implementing training programs. They also often handle recruitment, mentor coaches, and contribute to strategic planning to improve overall coaching effectiveness. The Director of Coaching plays a key role in fostering a positive and productive environment for both coaches and participants.

How does a Director of Coaching typically collaborate with other departments within an organization?

A Director of Coaching frequently works cross-functionally with departments such as Human Resources, Learning and Development, and Operations to align coaching initiatives with organizational goals. They often partner with leadership teams to identify talent development needs and design programs that foster employee growth. Regular communication and collaboration ensure that coaching strategies support broader business objectives while addressing department-specific challenges. This collaborative approach helps create a cohesive learning culture across the organization.

What is the difference between Director Coaching vs Coach?

AspectDirector CoachingCoach
CredentialsOften requires advanced coaching certifications (e.g., ICF PCC or MCC), leadership experienceTypically holds coaching certifications (e.g., ICF ACC), may have varied backgrounds
Work EnvironmentWorks within organizations, leading coaching programs, strategic initiativesProvides one-on-one or group coaching, often independently or within organizations
Employer & IndustryCorporate, educational, or healthcare sectors; focuses on leadership developmentBusiness, sports, life coaching; broader industry usage

While both roles involve coaching skills, a Director Coaching typically oversees coaching programs and strategic initiatives within organizations, requiring leadership experience and advanced certifications. A Coach focuses on individual or group development, often working directly with clients or employees. The roles complement each other but differ in scope and responsibilities.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director of Coaching, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director of Coaching, you need deep expertise in coaching methodologies, leadership development, and typically a background in psychology, business, or education, often supported by advanced coaching certifications (e.g., ICF, EMCC). Familiarity with coaching management platforms, assessment tools, and learning management systems is common in this role. Outstanding interpersonal skills, strategic thinking, and the ability to inspire and mentor both coaches and clients set top performers apart. These skills ensure effective program delivery, high client satisfaction, and the growth of both individuals and the organization.
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Head Coach, Women's Soccer

3/14/2020 Update

Cincinnati, OH โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Since 1920, Mount St. Joseph University has provided an education that is based on interdisciplinary liberal arts and professional curricula emphasizing mission, values, integrity, and social responsibility. Faculty and staff deliver high-quality academics, hands-on experiential learning, and personalized attention to support student success. Join our award-winning team, recognized as a 'Best College to Work for,' and be part of a vibrant culture that places a premium on collaboration and belonging.
Purpose:
Responsible for instructing student athletes in the rules and fundamentals of women's soccer; and determining fundamental philosophy, skills, and techniques.
Duties:
  • Plans and implements the operation of the soccer program
  • Recruiting women soccer players
  • Share responsibility for administration/implementation of budget spending
  • Maintains current knowledge and abides by HCAC/NCAA policies, rules, and procedures.
  • Maintains necessary records
  • Monitors eligibility for women's soccer
  • Attends NCAA/HCAC meetings, clinics, and seminars
  • Works closely with Sports Information
  • Responsible for safety of players during games, practice, travel
  • Purchases and maintains soccer equipment and uniforms
  • Makes travel arrangements
  • Schedules and organizes team related activities
  • Assists Director of Athletics in hiring assistant coaches
  • Assists Director of Athletics in hiring officials
  • Promotes players for recognition
  • Demonstrates integrity and upholds the values and mission of the University
  • Maintains relationship with media to enhance the promotion of the University
  • Supports total athletic program
  • Assists in weight room supervision
  • Supervise open gymnasium as needed and as permitted by NCAA Bylaws for safety purposes.
  • Event management as assigned by the Director of Athletics
  • Committee assignments and other duties appropriate to skills and training as assigned by supervisors.
  • Contributes to team effort by welcoming new and different work requirements; exploring new opportunities to enhance the services of the division; helping others accomplish related job results as and where needed.

Primary Contacts:
Department Director, Associate Director, coaching staff, Athletic Training staff, Recreation Coordinators, Coordinators of Athletic and Recreation Facilities, Secretary, student employees, Student Development staff, Admission staff, prospective students and families, enrolled students, Registrar, Faculty Athletic Representative, and other members of the University community as well as the local and outside community.
Supervision Exercised:
Assistant coaches, players, student employees
Supervision Received:
Works toward a previously defined objective and uses a wide range of procedures exercising discretion and judgment; consulting and referring to the Director of Athletics as appropriate
Qualifications
USSF A or B license and/or NSCAA Advanced National Diploma preferred
Education:
Masters degree preferred
Experience:
College or High School coaching.
Specialized Training:
Soccer background, Ability to drive University vans, First Aid and CPR, recruiting software
Skills, Attributes
Customer Service:
-Exhibit a student customer first (identify particular customers if other than students; i.e. faculty, staff, etc) orientation in providing exceptional service in all responsibilities and interactions demonstrating versatility in handling people and situations
-Adapt willingly and quickly to changing priorities, responsibilities, and (particular customer) needs and expectations; anticipate and identify (customers) needs
-Available for evening and weekend work as necessary (if applicable)
Teamwork:
-Communicate, cooperate and collaborate with others to achieve common office, division, or University goals
-Willingly assist in various responsibilities as appropriate within the Student Affairs Division as required during high service demand times
Communication:
-Develop and nurture an effective, productive, and respectful rapport and working relationship with Department Directors, coaching staff, Athletic Training staff, Recreation Coordinators, Coordinators of Athletic and Recreation Facilities, Secretary, student employees, Student Development staff, Admission staff, prospective students and families, enrolled students, Registrar, Faculty Athletic Representative, and other members of the University community as well as the local and outside community, maintaining an appropriate level of professionalism
-Communicate information clearly and concisely and listen well to others
-Must possess strong communication skills and strengths in public speaking
Accuracy:
-Maintain a high level of accuracy, consistently reviewing work to detect errors, oversights, or omissions
Initiative:
Technical:
-Take immediate and independent action when necessary assuming initiative for creative problem solving
-Accomplish tasks with follow through to completion
-Must possess an aptitude for technological development and its implications for appropriate automation of office
Work Environment, Physical Demands:
Standing or sitting in one position for long periods; computer data input; multiple concurrent tasks with constant service interruptions; high level customer contact; strict confidentiality; detailed work; operating VCR, camcorder, copier, fax, University vans for the team, and other transportation.
Benefits
Mount St. Joseph University offers a wide array of benefit options, to meet the financial, educational, health, and wellness needs of you and your family. Eligibility varies by position and FTE.
  • Tuition Remission for you and your family.
  • 403b Retirement
  • Excellent benefits including medical, employer HSA contributions, dental, vision, life, parental leave.
  • Generous PTO.
  • 16 paid holidays.
  • Competitive salaries.
  • Opportunity to work in a dynamic and collaborative educational environment.
  • Professional development opportunities.

To apply, please upload a cover letter, resume, and contact information with three professional references via Paycom.
A review of resumes will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.
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Mount St. Joseph University is an Equal Opportunity Employer