Soccer Shots - Southwest Suburban Chicagoland·Tinley Park, Illinois
Lead engaging, soccer-themed classes for children ages 2-9 using a provided curriculum. Communicate effectively with parents, directors, and the leadership team to ensure high-quality sessions.
Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Training & development 401(k) Competitive salary Employee discounts Flexible schedule Soccer Shots Instructor - $20/hour PART-TIME
Soccer Shots Southwest Chicagoland is looking for dedicated, high-energy coaches to join our team! We teach fun, engaging soccer classes for children ages 2–9, using our nationally recognized curriculum. If you love working with kids and want a flexible, rewarding part-time job, this could be perfect for you.
Lead soccer-themed classes that focus on character development and fun Connect with children through enthusiasm and creativity (no soccer experience required!) Communicate effectively with parents, directors, and our leadership team Use the provided curriculum and equipment to deliver high-quality sessions Schedule & Pay
Part-time & flexible – schedule around school, family, or other work Some availability to teach classes on T/W/Th between 9:00 am and 4:30 pm from August through December.
Other days and hours are available outside this timeframe if interested.
Paid training at $15/hr (1–3 weeks, based on availability/learning pace).
After training: $20/hr.
Performance raises after two completed seasons for reliable, dedicated coaches What We’re Looking For
00 am and 4:30 pm from August through November Passion for working with children and making a difference Reliable, punctual, and professional (coaches rarely call off) Energetic, engaging, and confident personality Physically able to run, kneel, squat, and carry equipment (bag with balls, nets, etc.) Reliable transportation & ability to pass a background check. Learn more at soccershots.com/swschicago
Apply today and be the reason a child had fun, gained confidence, and learned soccer this season!
Candidates must be energetic, reliable, and passionate about working with children. The role requires the physical ability to run, kneel, and carry equipment, as well as the ability to pass a background check.
Market context
In Illinois, youth soccer roles often draw steady interest because programs need dependable staff who can keep practices and game-day activities moving. These positions can be competitive when employers look for candidates with child-focused energy, reliable transportation, physical stamina, and a clean background check. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your availability and transportation before applying.
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