University of Saint Joseph·West Hartford, Connecticut
Assist the head coach in directing a competitive collegiate tennis program, focusing on recruiting and developing student-athletes. Responsibilities include managing travel, scheduling, budgets, and ensuring compliance with NCAA Division III and GNAC policies.
The physical requirements and description of the work environment are representative of what an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Approximate percentage of time spent in this activity: (Minimal, Some, Substantial)
1. BENDING
2. Climbing (E.g. Stairs)
3. Keyboarding
4. Kneeling
5. Lifting (Indicate maximum weight)
6. Reaching
7. SITTING
8. Standing
9. Using telephone
10. WALKING
Substantial: Work Environment (a brief description)
The Athletic Department is a fast paced, intensive, high energy environment. Coaches and Staff work intensive schedules including weekends and evenings.
Market context
In Connecticut, assistant men’s and women’s tennis coaching roles typically draw interest from candidates with secondary or college coaching backgrounds and strong technical playing knowledge. These positions can be competitive because programs look for coaches who can handle demanding athletic duties while supporting player development, recruiting, and team operations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then tailor your application to highlight coaching experience and on-court technical skills.