D1 Hockey Youth Mentor
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
Guiding student-athletes through their academic and athletic journeys, the part-time D1 Hockey Youth Mentor will conduct one-on-one video sessions focused on academic support and hockey mentorship, leveraging their Division I hockey experience to foster both educational and personal growth.
Key responsibilities:
Guide students through their academic day, maintaining focus and progress during learning sessions
Mentor young hockey players on game preparation, training habits, and the college hockey recruiting process
Build strong mentoring relationships, providing consistent support and feedback across academics and hockeyRequired qualificationsDivision I Hockey Background with experience in NCAA Division I ice hockey
Experience working with kids in coaching, tutoring, mentoring, or similar roles
Strong judgment skills with young athletes, including the ability to earn trust and provide direct feedback
Reliability and organization, ensuring timely attendance and follow-through with student needs
Comfort with AI tools and AI-powered learning platforms to enhance student support
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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