Soccer Shots - Southwest Suburban Chicagoland·Lockport, Illinois
Coaches will lead recreational soccer sessions for children by following a pre-written curriculum. They are responsible for managing equipment and ensuring a safe, fun environment during games and practices.
Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Training & development 401(k) Competitive salary Employee discounts Flexible schedule $20 per hour
Soccer Shots runs the recreational soccer league for children ages PreK-8th grade at the Lockport Township Park District.
Soccer Shots and our league continue to grow, and we are looking for PART-TIME coaches to join our team.
The ideal applicant must meet the following criteria: 1.
An ability to encourage, connect, and work with children in a sports environment.
2.
The ability to follow a pre-written curriculum.
Our coaches are not required to develop their own practice plans.
3.
Have reliable transportation.
4.
Be enthusiastic and high-energy.
5.
Enjoy playing or coaching soccer; some soccer experience is required.
6.
Have good physical stamina, as you could be running, kneeling, and squatting on a field for up to 3 hours.
Coaches must be able to carry an equipment bag that contains 14 balls, nets, and more.
7.
Understand the rules of the game.
These are recreational games, and we ref and work with the children on the field during Saturday morning games.
We do not require referee certification, but we need our coaches to understand the basics to keep the kids safe and learning.
*This is a fall league, but we have winter and spring leagues for coaches who are interested in continuing throughout the year.
For more information about Soccer Shots, go to our website at soccershots.com/swschicago.
Apply today if you would like to join our team and be the reason a child had fun today! Compensation: $20 per hour
Applicants must have soccer experience, the ability to work effectively with children, and reliable transportation. Candidates must also possess the physical stamina to perform field activities for up to three hours at a time.
Market context
In Illinois, youth recreational soccer coach roles are often driven by seasonal league schedules, school and park district programs, and the need for dependable staff who can work with children consistently. Competition can be strong because employers look for candidates with soccer experience, reliable transportation, physical stamina, and the ability to follow a structured practice plan. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit, then confirm your availability for field-based hours before applying.
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