Position: Assistant Coach
Reports to: Athletic Director
Position type: Seasonal
Position Summary
Assist in developing a sports program Lower through Upper School that encourages student athletes to develop their skills and talents while inspiring them to follow Jesus in all that they do
Qualities + qualifications
Uphold Biblical priorities through a growing personal relationship with Jesus.
Become an active member of FB Concord or be an active member of a local like-minded bible teaching church
Develop personal evangelism opportunities within and outside the church.
Encompass the qualities and characteristics of Concord staff members as outlined in our Staff Values.
Coaching experience preferred
Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to work with a team
1stAid/CPR certification preferred – able to obtain upon hire
Responsibilities: Serve as an assistant coach where needed
As needed provide clear, consistent communication with parents, athletes, teachers and administration
Develop a program that sparks passion for the sport in the athletes and coaches
Work with Athletic Dept to secure gym/field practice time
Assist with or conduct practices in accordance with TSSAA regulations & CCS Athletic Handbook
Maintain current 1st Aid/CPR training
Stay current on changes in sport, in TSSAA rulings and college opportunities for student athletes
Adhere to Athletic Dept, CCS rules and TSSAA regulations on player eligibility
Assist in recruiting parents to participate in game day & team building activities
Work with Varsity Coach to secure equipment, uniforms, funding, etc for team
Participate in CCS events as required or requested by Athletic Director
Working conditions
Typically, a 3-5 day week in a gym, field and/or office environment. Working with various socio-economic groups, ages and nationalities.
Disclaimer
This position description is not intended, and should not be construed, to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, skills, efforts or working conditions associated with the job. It is intended to be an accurate reflection of those principal job elements essential to the job.
