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i9 Sports

After School Sport Coordinator

MN · On-site

$20/hr

Opportunity to build coaching skills and be a role model for athletes * Online training ... Job Summary The After School Sport Coordinator is responsible for delivering a superb after school ...

i9 Sports

i9 Sports After-School Sports Coach

Miami, FL · On-site

$17/hr

Previous experience working with children (coaching, teaching, or mentoring preferred). * Knowledge ... multi-sport background a plus. * Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.

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What is school sport coaching?

School sport coaching involves training, guiding, and mentoring students in various sports activities within a school setting. Coaches help develop students’ physical skills, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship, often preparing them for competitions or regular physical education classes. They also work to ensure a safe and inclusive environment, adapt training to different skill levels, and encourage lifelong healthy habits through physical activity.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a school sport coach, and why are they important?

To thrive as a School Sport Coach, you need a solid understanding of physical education principles, sport-specific techniques, and often a relevant degree or coaching certification. Familiarity with coaching software, fitness assessment tools, and first aid certification is typically important. Strong leadership, motivational skills, and effective communication set outstanding coaches apart by inspiring students and managing diverse groups. These skills and qualifications are vital for fostering student development, ensuring safety, and creating a positive, inclusive sports environment.

What are some common challenges faced by school sport coaches, and how can they be addressed?

School sport coaches often encounter challenges such as managing diverse skill levels among students, balancing administrative duties with coaching time, and maintaining student engagement. Effective communication, adaptability, and strong organizational skills are key to overcoming these challenges. Building positive relationships with students, collaborating closely with teachers and parents, and staying updated on best practices in youth coaching can also contribute to a more rewarding and effective coaching experience.

What is the difference between School Sport Coaching vs School Physical Education Teacher?

AspectSchool Sport CoachingSchool Physical Education Teacher
Required CredentialsCoaching certifications, sports-specific trainingTeaching degree, PE teaching certification
Work EnvironmentSports fields, gyms, extracurricular settingsClassrooms, gymnasiums, school facilities
Employer & IndustrySchools, sports clubs, community programsSchools, educational institutions
Primary FocusDeveloping athletic skills, team strategiesTeaching physical education curriculum, promoting fitness

School Sport Coaching focuses on training athletes, developing sports skills, and organizing team activities outside regular classes. In contrast, School Physical Education Teachers deliver structured PE lessons within the school curriculum, emphasizing overall student fitness and health education. Both roles require physical activity knowledge but differ in scope, environment, and certification requirements.

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After-school Sport Coaches

New York, NY

Manhattan Youth
Individual, Family and Community Social Assistance • 201 - 500 employees
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$44/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 10 days ago

Job description

Description
Manhattan Youth is looking for several part-time After-school Teachers/Activities Specialists to join our dedicated team for the 2023-2024 school year.  We are seeking dynamic and energetic individuals to lead our competitive sports teams and clubs.
Manhattan Youth runs organized sports teams and clubs for a variety of sports including, basketball, soccer, softball, baseball/teeball, lacrosse, cross country running, track & field, volleyball, floor hockey, wrestling, flag football, ultimate frisbee, table tennis, fencing, cheerleading, and tumbling/gymnastics.  Fitness activities include yoga, zumba and general fitness.
 
After-school teachers are expected to guide students in their social, emotional, and academic development across a range of areas including sports, arts, academic enrichment, and leadership.  We are looking for creative, energetic, curious, and enthusiastic teachers with a commitment to positive behavioral approaches and teamwork.  
 
Qualified applicants are proactive, caring and results-oriented teachers devoted to evidence-based practices that promote student achievement and well-being. The ability to maintain a positive, caring, and fun attitude; to learn and grow from mistakes; and to set an example as a continuous, open-minded learner is critical.  After-school teachers will exhibit creativity, innovation and passion in teaching and are expected to help create an environment that encourages in children creative thinking, verbal communication, independent exploration, self-confidence, self-awareness, and a problem-solving approach to conflict.  
 
We are looking to fill multiple roles in order to return our after-school programs to in-person learning.  These are part-time, hourly positions available during the school year from September through June, following  the NYC DOE schedule.  After-school programs operate Monday – Friday from 2:30 - 6:00pm and clubs are 1.25 to 2.5 hours long.  Individual schedules will vary by school.  Opportunities exist to teach multiple clubs at different schools.
Pay:  $44/hour

Primary Responsibilities
  • Work with Education Directors to design program curriculum;
  • Create lesson plans and curriculum based on Manhattan Youth’s class descriptions and goals;
  • Structure classroom instruction to promote student-centered, project-based learning;
  • Plan, organize and prepare activities and materials for daily schedule and lead children in classroom activities;
  • Promote and model Manhattan Youth’s core values and behaviors for staff and students;
  • Collaborate with other staff to create a positive community and showcase of student work;
  • Actively update Program Director regarding classroom progress and challenges;
  • Participate in MY staff meetings, development sessions and comply with training requirements;
  • Ensure safety of groups of children during classroom activities, recreation and field trips, and address emergency situations;
  • Perform other job-related duties as assigned.

Qualifications
  • 2+ years teaching experience with middle or elementary school children, after-school setting preferred;
  • Bachelor’s degree preferred;
  • Demonstrative knowledge of and passion for content area, professional experience a plus;
  • Experience with educational technology instruction and practice; 
  • Ability to build and maintain positive and respectful relationships with families, students and coworkers of diverse backgrounds and identities;
  • Proactive problem-solver, able to anticipate issues and thoughtfully handle unanticipated events;
  • Willingness to hear feedback, self-reflect, learn and work to improve performance and outcomes;
  • Excellent communication skills, ability to articulate ideas and knowledge clearly;
  • Multi-site flexibility (may be asked to work at different sites depending on need); 
  • Ability to love, understand, listen to, nurture, support, and accept all children;
  • Proficiency or coaching in some of Manhattan Youth’s program areas (sports, arts, academic enrichment, leadership, etc…), past participation in varsity or college sports and/or theatre a plus.