Head Wrestling Coach — NJDOE Certified, Lead Team & Training

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burlington county institute of technologyMt Holly (NJ)

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$10,311 per month

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About the role

Location: Burlington County Institute of Technology - Westampton Campus

Position Summary: BCIT is seeking a dedicated Head Wrestling Coachto join our athletic program. The ideal candidate will hold aNJDOE Teacher Certificationor avalid Burlington County Substitute Teacher Certificationand have prior experience in wrestling. Candidates should be familiar withNJSIAA rules and regulationsand demonstrate knowledge in sports training and conditioning, injury prevention and management, and principles of human growth and development. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are essential. This position requires varied hours.

Qualifications: NJDOE Teacher Certification or valid Burlington County Substitute Teacher Certification (required) Minimum experience in wrestling, as determined by the Board Familiarity with NJSIAA rules and regulations Knowledge of training, conditioning, injury prevention, and human growth and development Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Salary & Benefits: Stipend: $10,311.00

Additional Information: Must pass criminal history background check Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal resident alien status required Must establish NJ residency within one year of hire EEO/AA Employer BCIT prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, age, sex (including pregnancy), disability, genetic information, or any other protected status under federal, state, or local law. Drug testing required To Learn More Or Apply, Visitwww.bcit.cc

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