Lead high-skill soccer sessions and provide technical instruction to athletes while ensuring safety and fundamentals. Collaborate with other coaches to support broader multi-sport programming and elevate overall program quality.
The Role As a Specialist Coach, you lead higher-skill sessions in your area of expertise (soccer) while supporting broader programming when needed.
You raise the bar for athletes who want to improve — without losing sight of safety, fundamentals, or age-appropriate coaching.
You are expected to be technically strong and adaptable.
What You’re Responsible For (Outcomes, Not Tasks) 1.
Specialty instruction Sessions are well-planned and purposeful You teach correct technique and progression Athletes understand why they’re doing drills 2.
Athlete confidence & improvement Kids feel challenged but supported You adjust drills to different ability levels Progress is visible over time 3.
Safety & professionalism You coach with control, not intensity for intensity’s sake You enforce rules consistently You stop sessions if safety is compromised 4.
Program support You collaborate with other coaches You help elevate overall program quality You support multi-sport programming as needed Who This Role Is For You’ll thrive here if you: Have deep experience in basketball, volleyball, soccer, flag, or athletic performance Have coached youth or teens in structured settings Can teach, not just demonstrate Respect that this is a youth environment, not elite-only training Former college athletes, club coaches, and trainers often excel here.
Must be 18+ Proven experience coaching your specialty Comfortable working with ages 5–14 CPR / First Aid certified (or willingness to obtain) Willing to coach evenings, weekends, camps, and clinics Application Standards We take our hiring process seriously and expect the same from applicants.
Please answer all application questions thoughtfully.
Incomplete or generic responses will not move forward.
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This helps us identify candidates who are prepared, detail-oriented, and genuinely interested in the role. $50–$60/hour, based on experience and session type Priority access to clinics, camps, and advanced sessions Unlimited Sportyard membership Join a team that values preparation, accountability, and energy — not just showing up
Candidates must be 18+ with proven experience coaching soccer for ages 5-14 and hold or be willing to obtain CPR/First Aid certification. Ability to work evenings, weekends, and camps is required.
Market context
In South Carolina, soccer specialist coaching roles are often driven by youth program demand, seasonal camps, and weekend league schedules, so evenings and weekends are commonly part of the job. These roles are competitive because employers look for proven experience with ages 5–14, strong technical coaching knowledge, and current CPR/First Aid certification. Before applying, confirm your availability for nontraditional hours and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here, which can save time by pulling the key details from the original posting.
