Wentworth Institute of Higher Education·Boston, Massachusetts
Collaborate with the head coach to provide leadership, supervision, and skill development for the club rowing program. Ensure student teamwork and adherence to institute policies while attending all practices and events.
The Assistant Coach for Wentworth Club Rowing works with the head coach to provide supervision and effective leadership to the rowing club sport program. Responsibilities include fostering skill development and teamwork among students; promoting and upholding institute policies and procedures; and initiating activities in support of the rowing team.
This position collaborates with the head coach to provide skill and developmental support to the team.
A member of the coaching staff is required to be at all practices & events.
• Bachelor’s Degree.
• Working knowledge of fundamental concepts of rowing, practices and procedures related to, and ability to apply in varied situations. Use instructions and guidelines to perform the job safety function. Periodic training will be required.
• Working knowledge of concepts, practices and procedures and ability to use in varied situations.
At this time, the university is unable to sponsor applicants for H-1B visas.
Club Sport Coach's compensation varies based on seasons. The minimum assistant coach rate for this role is $2,500 per season.
Compensation and Benefits
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Requires a Bachelor's degree, Level I US Rowing Certification, a Boating Safety License, and a valid Driver's License. Candidates must have a working knowledge of rowing fundamentals and the ability to trailer boats to events.
Market context
In Massachusetts, club rowing programs often look for assistant coaches who can support practices, travel to regattas, and handle boat logistics. This role is competitive because employers typically want a bachelor’s degree, US Rowing Level I certification, boating safety training, and proven rowing knowledge, plus the ability to trailer boats. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm you can meet the certification and driving expectations before applying.
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