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Tartan Fields Tennis Assistant

Dublin, OH · On-site

Support tennis and pickleball clinics, leagues, tournaments, and social events. * Help with event registration, participant check-in, and scoring when needed. * Assist instructors and racquet ...

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As of Aug 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for tennis assistant in the United States is $16.06, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $12.74 and $19.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Tennis Assistant vs Tennis Coach?

AspectTennis AssistantTennis Coach
CertificationsBasic tennis training or certification often preferredAdvanced coaching certifications (e.g., PTR, USPTA)
Work EnvironmentClubs, sports facilities, or academies assisting coachesLeading training sessions, developing players, and providing instruction
Employer & Industry UsageSports clubs, academies, and recreational facilitiesPrivate coaching, clubs, and professional training environments

While a Tennis Assistant supports coaching staff and handles administrative or preparatory tasks, a Tennis Coach actively trains players and develops their skills. The roles often overlap in work environment and certifications, but the Coach typically has more advanced credentials and responsibilities.

What is a tennis assistant?

Tennis Assistants are support staff who help tennis coaches, players, and clubs with various tasks related to tennis training and events. Their responsibilities often include setting up equipment, organizing practice sessions, assisting with drills, maintaining courts, and providing general administrative support. They play a key role in ensuring tennis programs run smoothly and efficiently, allowing coaches and players to focus on improving performance. Tennis Assistants may also help with scheduling lessons, registering participants, and ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all players.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a tennis assistant, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Tennis Assistant, you generally need a solid understanding of tennis rules, court maintenance, and basic coaching principles, often supported by prior experience or relevant training. Familiarity with scheduling software, court reservation systems, and sometimes first aid certification is typically required. Strong organization, communication, and customer service skills help you interact effectively with players and coaches. These skills ensure smooth tennis operations, a positive environment, and high-quality support for both staff and participants.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a tennis assistant, and how do they support the coaching staff?

A Tennis Assistant typically helps set up and break down equipment for practices and matches, assists coaches during drills, and provides administrative support such as scheduling courts or managing player attendance. They also help maintain a safe and organized environment, ensuring that balls, nets, and other gear are in good condition. By handling these logistical and support tasks, Tennis Assistants allow coaches to focus more on player development and tactical instruction, making them an essential part of the coaching team.
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Tennis Assistant Coach

Lower Dauphin School District

Hummelstown, PA

Full-time

Re-posted 3 hours ago

Lower Dauphin School District rating

7.1

Company rating: 7.1 out of 10

Based on 7 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

259th of 628 rated elementary and secondary schools

Job description

  1. Job Description
    1. Overview
      • In concert with the Building Principal and the Athletic Director, the Assistant Tennis Coach supervises, coordinates, and promotes all phases of the interscholastic tennis program. This person is directly responsible to the Building Principal and the Athletic Director.
      • The coach is expected to provide an atmosphere in which all athletes are treated in a fair manner.  The coach shall exercise appropriate leadership to ensure that the program has a positive and productive influence on the total educational experience of athletes.
      • The coach must know his/her sport thoroughly, be familiar with current trends of the sport, have adequate skill background, and encourage wide student participation in the sport.  The coach must be cognizant of all safety issues and hazards associated with his/her sport, communicate these concerns to players, and devote full effort in providing as safe an atmosphere as possible.
    2. Essential Functions
      • Work in close association with the Athletic Director concerning budgeting, scheduling, transportation, equipment ordering, hiring of officials and use of building and grounds.
      • Order new equipment through the Athletic Director, and care for, issue, and collect uniforms and equipment.
      • Issue physical forms and parental permission forms to players informing them of physical examination dates and procedures.
      • Work with the Athletic Trainer in reporting and treating all injuries.
      • Compile an eligibility list required by the P.I.A.A.
      • Determine methods for and conduct tryouts (if cuts are deemed necessary)
      • Develop objectives prior to the season designed to meet the specific needs of the total tennis program.
      • Plan and supervise all practices so that adequate time is allotted for all phases of tennis.
      • Design practices for individual skill improvement and total team coordination.
      • Establish discipline, attitude, training rules, and drug and alcohol policies conducive to individual and team success, considering at all times the welfare of the individual, but uppermost the welfare of the entire team and school district.
      • Counsel athletes concerning future endeavors, including selection of institutions of higher learning and obtaining scholarships; individually counsel players whose attitude, behavior or performance is unsatisfactory.
      • Plan and present discussions which will motivate players to compete in a manner that reflects a positive image of the Lower Dauphin School District.
      • Demonstrate a behavior and demeanor which will serve as an appropriate model for young adults.
      • Promote good human relations within the Lower Dauphin student body and faculty, extending this same effort into the community in order to have a blended school-community spirit.
      • Determine letter winners consistent with school policy.
      • Strive to improve coaching skills and techniques through continuing education.
      • Devote all necessary time for practice sessions and games, while remaining responsible for the well-being of all athletes.
      • Remain cognizant of and maintain practices and policies consistent with the P.I.A.A. and Mid-Penn regulations.
      • Conduct other tennis-related duties assigned by the Building Principal, Athletic Director, and the Superintendent of Schools.
      • Submit completed records and reports to the Athletic Director evaluating the season.
      • Promote a feeling of confidence and well-being for members of the team.
      • Assume the responsibility for supervision of the locker room and players before and after practices and games when necessary.
      • Evaluate assistant coaches.
      • Coordinate the activities of the booster club if one exists for the sport.
      • Develop and maintain a cooperative relationship with other head coaches and other school personnel to enhance the overall school program.
      • Secure practice area and building after each practice.
      • Assume responsibility for proper student behavior on buses to and from away events.
      • Assume responsibility for cleanliness of bus, locker room and bench area at away events.
      • Attend annual league and P.I.A.A. mandatory meetings.
      • Recommend outstanding student athletes for school, league, and community awards.
      • Assign daily, weekly, and seasonal duties to assistant and volunteer coaches.
  2. Job Requirements
    1. Basic Qualifications
      • Previous coaching experience preferred
      • Ability to interact with and motivate students
      • Ability to communicate effectively with all stakeholders
      • Evidence of effective leadership qualities
    2. Work Environment
      • Practices and games are Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays


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