139 Athletic Coach jobs in the United States

• Teach skills essential to the development and growth of an individuals abilities.
• Model and teach payers to honor the games by respecting the rules, opponents, officials, teammates and ones self.
• Effectively communicate with the Park District, parents, players and other coaches in a positive manner.
• Hold a pre-season parent meeting to discuss goals, objectives and expectations for the season.
• Ensure the safety of all participants during practices and games.
• Adhere to the coachs code of conduct and coaches manual.
• Set up prior to the start of the program and clean up after the program is finished.
• Communicated all feedback and other relative information to the supervisor.
• Ensure accident reports are filled out properly and are submitted to the supervisor in a timely manner.
• Assume responsibilities for keys to facilities that will be issues at the beginning of employment. These keys must be returned at the end of the season.
• Properly run scoreboard at various facilities as needed or instructed.
• Must wear proper attire when coaching games.
• Attend all practices and games.

2024 - 2025 Current Athletic Vacancies

Assistant Volleyball Coach - Boys - South High School

Assistant Soccer Coach - Girls - South High School

Assistant Badminton Coach - Girls - South High School

Please apply online AND send resume along with a letter of interest to:

North High Associate Principal for Athletics - David Rose ( )

South High Associate Principal for Athletics - Brandon Murphy ( )

• Holds organizational meetings for team prospects and encourages potential athletes to participate in the sport.
• Assesses player's skills and assigns team positions.
• Develops a regular practice schedule and organizes practice time to provide both individual and team development.
• Works with the athletics director in scheduling facilities for practices and competition.
• Assigns duties to assistant coaches as necessary.
• Coaches and instructs players, individually or in groups, regarding the rules, regulations, equipment, and techniques of the sport.
• Observes players, during competition and practice to determine the needs for individual or team improvement.
• Determines game strategy based on the team's capabilities.
• Establishes and maintains standards of behavior and provides proper supervision of athletes at all times.
• Monitors the academic performance of team members to ensure that eligibility requirements are met; and encourages student athletes to maintain a high academic standard.
• Follows established procedures in the event of an athlete's injury.
• Conferences with parents/guardians, as necessary, regarding the athletic performance of their student.
• Models positive behavior and maintains appropriate conduct towards players, officials, and spectators.
• Acts as a team representative and promotes the sport by communicating with the booster clubs, service clubs, and other organizations.
• Follows established procedures for the proper care, maintenance, requisitioning of equipment, supplies, and uniforms.
• Works with the athletic director to develop a policy for awards and submits a list of award winners at the end of the season.
• Participates in special activities to include parent's night, banquets, award nights, and pep assemblies.
• Maintains eligibility forms, emergency data cards, insurance records, equipment inventory, and other related records.

• Potentially drive athletes using district transportation to and from off campus games.
• Models non discriminatory practices in all activities.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

• Coaching Certificate
• First AidCourse
• Fingerprint Clearance Card (IVP)
• 1 year of coaching preferred

This is a generic application intended for those individuals who have been recommended for a coaching position by a principal or athletic director.

Coaches should regard the safety and well-being of athletes as their highest priority. In establishing that priority, coaches need to teach appropriate skills within their particular sport. They should maintain an effective and safe strength and conditioning program, which includes off-season, pre-season, and in-season sessions. They must recognize potential environmental hazards that could result in an injury from weather or field conditions. When an injury occurs, coaches must provide, or delegate to a competent aide, emergency care of athletic injuries and application of first aid in the absence of the athletic trainer or team physician. They must make sure the parent/guardian is notified. They should set up pre-season meetings with athletes and parents, which focus on the entire program including emergency procedures, equipment, techniques, insurance information, and injury reporting. Coaches must establish a positive communication system with the team physician, school athletic trainer, and school administrator in regards to injury care and prevention.

The head coach for each interscholastic sport will have the following duties and responsibilities:

• Understand and follow all rules and regulations set forth by the Norfolk School Board, VHSL, Eastern Region Council, Eastern District Council, and your assigned school.
• Conduct pre-season meetings with prospective athletes and parents to issue eligibility forms, explain VHSL requirements for participation, NCAA eligibility, and letter requirements for athletes.
• Conduct school pre-season meetings with assistant coaches to establish goals and objectives for the season as well as a plan to accomplish them.
• Hold team meetings stressing good sportsmanship and penalties for bad sportsmanship. Provide athletes with a written copy of team rules, regulations, and consequences.
• Organize and plan daily practice schedule.
• Provide a complete VHSL eligibility list to the school athletic director seven (7) days prior to the first game.
• Attend professional in-service clinics and/or meetings to improve coaching performance.
• Issue and maintain equipment during the sport season. Collect, organize, repair and store equipment upon completion of the season.
• Assure safety and proper conduct for all squad members during practice sessions and games.
• Secure all rooms, buildings, and practice and/or game facilities after use.
• Maintain and provide the school athletic director with inventories, requisitions, and award lists following completion of the season.
• Cooperate with media, civic organizations, booster clubs and other groups promoting interscholastic athletics.
• Direct all questions, complaints, and comments, to the athletic director for answers to interscholastic related concerns.
• Maintain a wholesome educational environment.
• Counsel students to improve academically in order for them to meet VHSL and NCAA eligibility requirements.
• Conduct supervised study sessions for athletes.
• Facilitate tutoring for athletes experiencing academic difficulty.
• Monitor grades of all athletes' academic progress.
• Monitor absences of athletes.
• Hold a current certificate in CPR/First Aid and VHSL Coaches education certificate
• Maintain pre-season conditioning to designated times allowed for each sport.
• Teach appropriate skills/techniques within the particular sport.
• Establish and monitor strength and conditioning program.
• Survey field conditions for potential hazards.
• Monitor weather conditions.
• Represent the school by being dressed appropriately and displaying professional behavior at all times.
• Establish communication with team physician, certified athletic trainer, and athletic director.
• Demonstrate enthusiasm for sport and coaching responsibilities.
• Promote a positive relationship between school, parents and booster clubs by attending parent meetings, awards banquets and other activities promoting interscholastic athletics.

• Ability to maintain accurate academic achievement records for student-athletes
• Ability to communicate consistently and effectively with district staff and athletic coaches.
• Ability to attend athletic events
• Ability to coordinate effective tutoring options for student-athletes
• Ability to provide and maintain a positive environment with a high standard of conduct.

South Fayette Township School District

3680 Old Oakdale Road

McDonald, PA 15057

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Job Description
Volunteer Athletic Coach
Position Type : Unpaid / Volunteer
Reports to : Head Coach & Athletic Director
Location : South Fayette Township, PA
Season : Varies by sport; includes off-season commitment as needed
Role Summary

As a Volunteer Coach, you'll support the Head Coach in delivering an exceptional athletic experience for our student-athletes. You'll assist with practice planning, on-field coaching, and program culture, ensuring all participants grow in skill, confidence, and character.
Key Responsibilities

• Practice and Game Support
• Aid in developing and executing practice plans aligned with coaching strategies.
• Provide hands-on instruction during drills, scrimmages, and games.
• Assist with game-day responsibilities-substitutions, player positioning, sideline management.

• Athlete Development
• Foster individual skill improvement through feedback and encouragement.
• Promote team cohesion, respect, and positive sportsmanship.
• Program Administration
• Support equipment set-up/take-down and facility upkeep.
• Attend team meetings, volunteer training, and parent information sessions.
• Uphold school and district policies, including safety protocols, eligibility standards, and mandated reporting guidelines.
• Mentorship & Communication
• Serve as a positive role model for students on and off the field.
• Engage with parents and guardians as directed by the Head Coach.

• Prior experience in coaching, playing, or assisting in the sport is preferred.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with students and adults.
• Commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment.
• Valid clearances required by Pennsylvania law (Act 34, Act 151, Act 114).
• PIAA or District training completion or willingness to complete required training.

• Regular practice sessions (typically 2-4 times per week) and games, usually on evenings and weekends.
• Optional: Off-season workouts, summer camps, or strength and conditioning sessions.

South Fayette Township School District

3680 Old Oakdale Road

McDonald, PA 15057

( ; Fax (



Job Description
Volunteer Athletic Coach
Position Type : Unpaid / Volunteer
Reports to : Head Coach & Athletic Director
Location : South Fayette Township, PA
Season : Varies by sport; includes off-season commitment as needed
Role Summary

As a Volunteer Coach, you'll support the Head Coach in delivering an exceptional athletic experience for our student-athletes. You'll assist with practice planning, on-field coaching, and program culture, ensuring all participants grow in skill, confidence, and character.
Key Responsibilities

• Practice and Game Support
• Aid in developing and executing practice plans aligned with coaching strategies.
• Provide hands-on instruction during drills, scrimmages, and games.
• Assist with game-day responsibilities-substitutions, player positioning, sideline management.

• Athlete Development
• Foster individual skill improvement through feedback and encouragement.
• Promote team cohesion, respect, and positive sportsmanship.
• Program Administration
• Support equipment set-up/take-down and facility upkeep.
• Attend team meetings, volunteer training, and parent information sessions.
• Uphold school and district policies, including safety protocols, eligibility standards, and mandated reporting guidelines.
• Mentorship & Communication
• Serve as a positive role model for students on and off the field.
• Engage with parents and guardians as directed by the Head Coach.

• Prior experience in coaching, playing, or assisting in the sport is preferred.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with students and adults.
• Commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment.
• Valid clearances required by Pennsylvania law (Act 34, Act 151, Act 114).
• PIAA or District training completion or willingness to complete required training.

• Regular practice sessions (typically 2-4 times per week) and games, usually on evenings and weekends.
• Optional: Off-season workouts, summer camps, or strength and conditioning sessions.