After School Youth Soccer Coach Aldine
soccer starsHouston (TX)
About the role
Job Description Job Description Benefits: Future references/referrals Leadership role Great pay Valuable work experience Opportunities to be social Schedule & Requirements:
Job Type:
Part-time Expected hours: Afternoons 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM Who We AreSUPER SOCCER STARS is the country's most popular soccer development program for children! Come join us and be a part of a highly motivated soccer organization that builds a culture of VIBRANT, DYNAMIC, FUN & CREATIVE individuals through the vehicle of SOCCER! Our mission is to EDUCATE & INSPIRE the next generation of soccer players through our one-of-a-kind curriculum. You will be able to play a crucial role in fostering what will become one of the most memorable experiences in our children's lives.
Responsibilities:
- Teach fundamental soccer skills, including dribbling, passing and shooting.
- Manage behavior effectively to create a respectful and focused atmosphere.
- Provide constructive feedback to players to enhance their performance.
- Organize and oversee practice sessions, drills, and scrimmages.
- Foster teamwork and sportsmanship among players.
- Ensure the safety of all participants during classes.
- Show up on time and prepared for each class (physically and mentally) Potential School Locations: Carroll Elementary
- Carter Elementary
- Escamilla Elementary
- Greenspoint ElementaryILA at Wilson Elementary
- Kujawa Elementary
- Thompson Elementary Experience Previous experience in sports coaching, particularly in soccer, is great but not required.
Experience working with students or youth in an educational or athletic setting is great but not required. This position offers an exciting opportunity for individuals who are enthusiastic about sports coaching and dedicated to making a positive impact on young athletes' lives. If you genuinely love being around children and feel confident in your ability to teach games and skills in a fun and energetic manner, we encourage you to apply!
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