Lil' Kickers of LK Soccer·Winnetka, Illinois
Lead structured 50-minute soccer classes for children aged 18 months to 10 years to build confidence and coordination. Manage equipment setup and breakdown while maintaining clear communication with families.
Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Training & development Bonus based on performance Company parties Flexible schedule Free food & snacks Youth Soccer/Child Development Coach
Do you enjoy working with children? Love teaching, storytelling, and helping kids grow? Join the Lil’ Kickers & Skills Institute Soccer team and make a meaningful impact every week.
An LK Soccer Coach leads children ages 18 months to 10 years old through a 50-minute structured class focused on development, confidence, and fun. Coaches play a key role in creating a safe, positive, and consistent experience for children and families.
This role is ideal for committed high school students, college students, recent graduates, and adults looking for reliable part-time work in a supportive, team-driven environment. Soccer experience is helpful, but not required — full training is provided.
A nationally recognized child development program that uses soccer as a tool to build confidence, coordination, and social skills
Skills Institute (5–10 years): A structured soccer training program focused on skill development and progression
Our culture is built around positivity, inclusion, and growth — for kids and coaches alike. Each year, our team inspires 15,000+ children across our communities.
What You’ll Do: Lead fun, structured 50-minute soccer classes
Set up and break down equipment before and after class
Communicate with families before and after sessions
Create a safe, engaging, and welcoming environment for kids
Schedule & Commitment
Classes run on consistent weekly schedules
Most coaches work 2–4 shifts per week
Weekend availability is a plus
Best fit for candidates who can commit for multiple sessions, not just a few weeks
Training & Growth
Paid training (30–35 hours over approximately 6 weeks)
Combination of online learning and on-field coaching practice
Ongoing feedback and on-site support from experienced coaches
Opportunities to grow into Mentor Coach and Site Lead roles
Pay & Perks
Pay increases based on training completion, tenure, and leadership roles
Individual quarterly retention bonus
Quarterly leadership training
Team outings, competitions, and contests
Additional paid opportunities (birthday parties and special events)
Who Thrives in This Role: Enjoys working with young children
Reliable, punctual, and positive
Communicates well with families
Open to feedback and growth
College students (education, psychology, kinesiology, leadership, etc.)
Former athletes or coaches
Camp counselors, youth leaders, or teachers
Adults seeking meaningful, consistent part-time work
No prior coaching experience is required.
If you’re looking for a part-time role where consistency, growth, and impact matter, we’d love to hear from you.
No prior coaching experience is required as full training is provided. Ideal candidates are reliable, positive individuals who enjoy working with young children, including students or former athletes.
Market context
In Illinois, early childhood soccer coach roles often appeal to programs looking for dependable, upbeat people who enjoy working with young children, and no prior coaching experience is required here because full training is provided. These positions can be competitive because employers value reliability, positive communication, and comfort leading groups, while the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform help candidates review the original posting faster. If you’re considering applying, highlight any experience with kids, teamwork, or sports, and mention your availability for a flexible schedule.