Youth Sports Health Coach and Instructor

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soccer stars nashville little medical school nashvilleFranklin (TN)

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Mid

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$18 per hour

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Job Description: Job Description Youth Sports, Health Coach/Instructor Youth Sports and Health, Franklin TN Top pay, a flexible schedule, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in children's lives! The Company Due to rapid growth, Youth Sports and Health, Nashville TN is hiring coaches and instructors across both of our enrichment programs: Soccer Stars and Little Medical School. Applicants should indicate which program-or programs-they are most interested in teaching. We help schools provide what today's families want: more movement, healthier habits, and confident, engaged children. Together, our programs offer a comprehensive range of sports, fitness, health, and STEM enrichment. Our Programs Soccer Stars (ages 1-12) introduces children to the world's most popular sport through fun, age-appropriate instruction. Coaches use individual attention, positive reinforcement, and a noncompetitive approach to help every child build skills, confidence, and a lifelong love of soccer. Soccer experience is helpful but not required for preschool-age classes. Little Medical School (ages 3-12 years) introduces children to healthcare, science, and animals through imaginative, hands-on learning. Students explore medicine, veterinary care, the human body, healthy habits, and medical tools through role-play, movement, crafts, stories, and interactive activities.
The Position: We welcome both part-time and full-time applicants. Most coaches begin in a part-time role, leading classes at childcare centers, schools, parks, and community locations throughout the Greater Nashville area, mostly in Williamson County and South Nashville. Full-time work is available for coaches interested in teaching across multiple programs. For tenured coaches interested in contributing beyond the classroom, there are opportunities to take on responsibilities in operations and administration, sales, and marketing. You will: Lead fun, interactive classes using our ready-made curriculaCreate a positive, safe, and engaging environmentEncourage children through individual attention and positive reinforcementParticipate in paid training and remain open to coaching and feedbackCommunicate reliably with our operations team and partner locations Who We're Looking For Experience working with children through teaching, coaching, camps, childcare, babysitting, or similar rolesEnergetic, dependable, and comfortable leading groupsStrong communication and organizational skillsReliable transportation and willingness to travel to class locations Experience in sports, healthcare, science, education, theater, or early childhood development is helpful but not required. The Schedule Most part-time coaches teach between 5 and 25 classes per week, depending on their availability and performance. Classes are generally offered during: Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Weekends: 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Applicants do not need to be available during every listed day or time. Full-time schedules may combine teaching responsibilities across multiple programs with additional business responsibilities. Compensation Assistant Coaches/Instructors start at $18 per hourJunior Coaches/Instructors receive $21.50 per hour after completing the training periodHead Coaches/Instructors receive $25 per hour following promotion Benefits Flexible part-time and full-time schedulesPaid training and professional developmentMedical insurance available to full-time employeesPerformance BonusesCoach referral bonuses of $100-$200 Lead-coach bonus opportunitiesOpportunities to advance into leadership, administration, operations, sales, and marketing If you enjoy working with children and want a rewarding role that combines movement, learning, and fun, we would love to meet you. Please indicate whether you are interested in Soccer Stars, Little Medical School, or a combination of programs when applying.

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