Dallas & Fort Worth - Youth Cheer Coach (1x per week)

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young championsMcKinney (TX)

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---*Now Hiring Youth Cheer Coaches - Evenings & Part Time*--- Dallas Metro and Fort Worth Areas -Start Training upon hire as an Assistant Coach- CHEER COACH - PART-TIME (1 evening per week) ACTIVSTARS is seeking an enthusiastic Cheer Coach who is excited to work with young athletes and bring their cheer experience back into action.

Ideal Candidate: Has previous cheerleading and/or coaching experience Enjoys working with children ages 4-15 Is positive, energetic, and can serve as a strong role model Is at least 18 years old Has reliable transportation

Position Details: Part-time, one consistent evening per week (for example: every Tuesday evening) Coach three age groups (teams) in cheer basics, cheer dance, and pom routines Participate in three to four paid weekend events per semester (dates provided in advance)

Responsibilities include: Preparing lesson plans and running weekly practices Teaching skills safely and effectively Choreographing routines and performance cheers Introducing basic stunting fundamentals Managing attendance and simple records Training Provided: Paid training covers teaching guidelines, practice structure, and shadowing a veteran coach to learn class flow and expectations. This position is ideal for college students, parents, and former cheerleaders who want to stay involved in the sport and make a positive impact. Great opportunity for someone who wants a fun, rewarding part-time role with competitive pay. Learn more about ACTIVSTARS at: www.activstars.com/texas Once a cheerleader, always a cheerleader. If you’re ready to inspire the next generation, we would love to hear from you!

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