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Girls on the Run

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Girls on the Run Headquarters: Digital Marketing Coordinator Application Deadline: 19 August 2026 Department: Marketing Employment Type: Full Time Location: Girls on the Run HQ - Remote USA Reporting ...

Girls Inc

Program Facilitator I

Columbus, GA · On-site

$16 - $16.99/hr

Girls Inc. of Columbus empowers all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. With over 70 years of history, Girls Inc. has provided education and empowerment for girls through after-school, summer ...

Girls Inc

Program Facilitator II

Columbus, GA · On-site

$17 - $17.99/hr

Girls Inc. of Columbus empowers all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. With over 70 years of history, Girls Inc. has provided education and empowerment for girls through after-school, summer ...

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'Girls' is not a recognized job title in professional settings. It may refer to female individuals, but it is not appropriate or accurate to use 'girls' as a job title. In the workplace, roles should be described by their actual titles, such as 'marketing manager,' 'software engineer,' or 'teacher,' regardless of gender. Using gendered or non-specific terms like 'girls' can be considered unprofessional or discriminatory. It is important to use respectful and precise language in job titles and descriptions.

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What is the difference between Girls vs Babysitters?

AspectGirlsBabysitters
Required CredentialsVaries; often no formal certification neededOften CPR/First Aid certification required
Work EnvironmentVaried; homes, schools, community centersPrimarily in clients' homes
Employer & Industry UsageInformal; friends, family, community groupsProfessional; agencies, families
Common Search & ComparisonYesYes

Girls typically refer to young females involved in various activities or roles, often informal and without specific certifications. Babysitters are usually young females hired to care for children, often requiring certifications like CPR. While both work in similar environments, babysitters tend to be more formalized in their employment and may have specific credentials, whereas girls' roles are more diverse and informal.

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Assistant Girls Tennis Coach

Port Angeles School District

Port Angeles, WA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 10 days ago

Job description

Assistant Girls Tennis Coach

Port Angeles High School

Description

Coaches in the Port Angeles School District play a critical role in supporting the growth, safety, and well-being of student-athletes. Port Angeles High School is seeking an Assistant Girls Tennis Coach for the spring season. The Assistant Coach will work under the direction of the Girls Tennis Head Coach to support all aspects of the tennis program, including player development, practice management, and match coverage across both Varsity and Junior Varsity levels.

The regular spring tennis season runs from March 1st through May 22nd. During this season, coaches must be available for weekday practices and games, with potential Saturday match or tournament responsibilities. In addition to the spring competitive season, the successful candidate must be available to support off-season tennis programming and summer conditioning or clinics, as directed by the Head Coach.

Qualifications

  • Previous playing or coaching experience in tennis preferred.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of tennis fundamentals, strokes, scoring, match strategy, and court etiquette.
  • Ability to assist with planning and leading efficient practices, court rotations, and skill drills.
  • Availability to commit to weekday practice/game schedules and occasional Saturday events during the season (March 1 May 22).
  • Willingness and ability to drive school district vans to transport student-athletes to away matches.
  • Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record to meet district driver clearance requirements.
  • Strong communication, time-management, and organizational skills.
  • Ability to work collaboratively with the Head Coach, school staff, student-athletes, and parents.
  • Must meet or be willing to obtain all WIAA coaching certification requirements.
  • Current First Aid/CPR/AED certification, or ability to obtain prior to the start of the season.
  • Must be willing to complete all district-required safety and compliance training.
  • Ability to maintain student confidentiality and adhere strictly to district and school policies.
  • Must be at least 21 years of age.

Core Responsibilities

In accordance with the Port Angeles School District Coaches Handbook, the Assistant Coach is responsible for fulfilling the following 11 Core Duties under the guidance of the Head Coach:

  1. Duty to Warn Inform athletes and parents of inherent risks associated with athletic participation.
  2. Duty to Provide Appropriate Activities Ensure drills and conditioning match the skill level and physical readiness of the athletes.
  3. Duty to Provide Safe Facilities Inspect courts, nets, and surrounding areas for safety hazards prior to practice and competition.
  4. Duty to Provide Safe Equipment Ensure team equipment, balls, and ball machines are maintained and properly stored.
  5. Duty to Train and Instruct Provide safe, current, and effective technique instruction to prevent injury and promote skill development.
  6. Duty to Supervise Maintain adequate supervision of student-athletes in the court area, locker rooms, and during team travel.
  7. Duty to Provide Proper Discipline Maintain court decorum, sportsmanship, and appropriate conduct in alignment with school policy.
  8. Duty to Provide Safe Transportation Drive district vans to transport team members safely to and from away competitions in compliance with district transportation policies.
  9. Duty to Keep Athletes Safe and Healthy Monitor environmental conditions (heat, rain, air quality) and ensure athlete hydration and rest.
  10. Duty to Provide Appropriate Emergency Care Respond promptly to injuries with basic first aid and execute emergency action plans when necessary.
  11. Duty to Document and Report Timely log injury reports, facility issues, and administrative documentation as required.


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