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Partners with the Corporate Racquet Sports leaders on strategic changes to the program and broader ... Develops, sells and teaches safe, professional and exciting revenue generating on-court programs.

Partners with the Corporate Racquet Sports leaders on strategic changes to the program and broader ... Develops, sells and teaches safe, professional and exciting revenue generating on-court programs.

Coach

Fairmont, WV · On-site

$15.50 - $20/hr

Scout and recruit potential athletes (if applicable). Coordinate with athletic trainers, academic ... Maintain equipment, uniforms, and facilities related to the sport. Adhere to all institutional ...

Scout and recruit potential athletes (if applicable). Coordinate with athletic trainers, academic ... Maintain equipment, uniforms, and facilities related to the sport. Adhere to all institutional ...

Coach

Fairmont, WV

$15.50 - $20/hr

Scout and recruit potential athletes (if applicable). Coordinate with athletic trainers, academic ... Maintain equipment, uniforms, and facilities related to the sport. Adhere to all institutional ...

Develops safe, professional, exciting and comprehensive personal training programs. * Motivates and ... Works with the General Manager to scout and interview new team members, ensuring the completion of ...

Develops safe, professional, exciting and comprehensive personal training programs. * Motivates and ... Works with the General Manager to scout and interview new team members, ensuring the completion of ...

Develops safe, professional, exciting and comprehensive personal training programs. * Motivates and ... Works with the General Manager to scout and interview new team members, ensuring the completion of ...

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How much do professional sports scout jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for professional sports scout in the United States is $13.40, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $8.65 and $17.31 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a professional sports scout do?

A professional sports scout is responsible for evaluating athletes’ skills, potential, and performance to recommend them to sports teams or organizations. Scouts attend games, analyze statistics, and assess athletes’ abilities both on and off the field. They provide detailed reports and often work closely with coaches, managers, and recruiters to identify talent that fits the needs of their team. Their insights help teams make informed decisions about drafting, signing, or recruiting players.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a professional sports scout?

To thrive as a Professional Sports Scout, you need deep knowledge of the sport, analytical ability to evaluate talent, and experience in player assessment, often gained through playing, coaching, or sports management backgrounds. Familiarity with scouting software, statistical analysis tools, and video review platforms is commonly required. Strong interpersonal skills, keen observation, and effective networking set outstanding scouts apart. These skills are crucial for accurately identifying talent, building relationships, and making informed decisions that impact team success.

How do professional sports scouts typically collaborate with coaches and team management during the talent evaluation process?

Professional Sports Scouts play a crucial role in bridging the gap between raw talent and team needs. They regularly communicate their findings to coaches and team management, often presenting detailed reports and video analyses to support their recommendations. Collaboration is ongoing, with scouts attending meetings, discussing player fit, and sometimes participating in draft or recruitment decisions. This teamwork ensures that scouting insights align with the team's strategic goals and helps create a unified approach to building a competitive roster.

What is the difference between Professional Sports Scout vs Amateur Sports Scout?

AspectProfessional Sports ScoutAmateur Sports Scout
CredentialsHigh school diploma, experience in sports analysis, industry knowledgeSimilar credentials, often with less formal experience
Work EnvironmentTeam facilities, games, tournaments, industry eventsLocal leagues, school games, community events
Employer & IndustryProfessional sports teams, leagues, agenciesAmateur clubs, schools, youth leagues
Search & Comparison IntentEvaluating professional talent, recruitment for teamsIdentifying promising amateur athletes, talent spotting

Both Professional Sports Scouts and Amateur Sports Scouts analyze athletic talent, but professionals focus on recruiting for professional teams, requiring industry experience and industry-specific knowledge. Amateur scouts typically work with local or youth athletes, with less formal credentials. The key difference lies in the level of competition and employer type, with professional scouts operating within the sports industry at a higher competitive level.

What cities are hiring for Professional Sports Scout jobs?

Cities with the most Professional Sports Scout job openings:

What states have the most Professional Sports Scout jobs?

States with the most job openings for Professional Sports Scout jobs include:

$13.75 - $18/hr

Full-time, Temporary

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Job description

Looking for a fun, meaningful job this summer? 

Make a difference in a camper’s life and empower them to make decisions, become independent, and be proud of who they are. All while encouraging them and participating alongside them in activities like archery, crafts, hiking, climbing, and more! That’s what we do each summer at Camp May Flather! If you’re passionate about youth development and enjoy the outdoors, then Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital sleep-away camps may be for you! 

Multiple Opportunities! 

  • Unit Counselors - Assists the Unit Leader with planning and leading activities. Responsible for the direct daily supervision of campers in the living unit and program areas. Participates alongside campers in activities such as swimming, climbing, hiking, and target sports. Salaries start at $370.
  • Lifeguards - Assists with the implementation of the aquatic program at the pool as a lifeguard. Leads canoeing trips at nearby lakes. Assists with unit programming in the evening when pool is closed. Training is provided, but candidates should be strong swimmers and able to pass the lifeguarding course prerequisites. Salaries start at $425 for residential staff. 
  • Kitchen Assistants - Assist the Kitchen Manager and Cook(s) with food preparation and service. Cleans food preparation areas and equipment. Salaries start at $370 for residential staff. 
  • More- additional positions include arts & crafts counselor, adventure counselor, inclusion specialist, and health center staff. For a full list of positions, visit https://sites.google.com/view/campmayflatherstaff/working-at-camp/jobs-at-camp
  • Start dates vary between May 21 and June 4, the summer season ends August 9. We can be flexible with staff who need to start late or aren’t available the whole summer.  

Starting weekly salaries for each position are listed above. Returning staff members from previous summers may be eligible for a pay differential of 6% to 8% above the listed starting salary, depending on the number of prior years they have worked with Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital sleep-away camps. Final pay rates are determined based on prior experience, role placement, and years of service with the organization.

Is this you? 

  • Passionate about youth leadership
  • Excellent with children, ages 10-17, and equally skilled at working with adults of all ages 
  • Sensitive to people of other cultures and all abilities 
  • Collaborative 
  • Love being outdoors and willing to work outdoors in the heat, humidity, and rain 
  • Prepared to live on-site during employment in rustic cabin accommodations (no electricity, internet, or flushing toilets) 
  • Aren’t bothered by dirt, bugs, or sunscreen 
  • Looking for a summer job 

Some of the Perks

  • Room, board, and laundry facilities provided 
  • Paid pre-camp training and professional development 
  • Free certification in CPR/First Aid and other activities dependent on position (lifeguarding, archery, etc.) 
  • Networking opportunities and a chance to work with staff from across the country and world
  • Internship opportunities (we'll work with you to fulfill requirements.)  
  • Ample time off 
  • Skill development in leadership, communication, problem-solving, behavior management, creativity, and more 
  • A summer outdoors in the woods without screens! 
  • Memories and friendships to last a lifetime 
  • The opportunity to create a positive impact on the youth of today 

About Camp May Flather 

Camp May Flather offers campers in grades 4-11 the opportunity to experience outdoor adventure and discover a new sense of self-confidence. Located a 3-hour drive southwest of Washington, DC, in the scenic George Washington National Forest in Mount Solon, VA, May Flather has been operating as a sleepaway camp since 1930! 

While at May Flather, campers choose from a ton of amazing activities, including hiking, backpacking, climbing a natural wall or man-made tower, target sports, and swimming in the pool. May Flather is owned and operated by Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital, the largest Girl Scout council in the country. 

For more information and other sleep-away camp employment opportunities, go to https://www.gscnc.org/en/discover/our-council/careers/work-at-camp.html. For May Flather specific information visit https://sites.google.com/view/campmayflatherstaff/home. 

Have questions before applying? Contact camp director Emily “Sparrow” Reece at ereece@gscnc.org or text 202-274-3305.