Assistant Football Coach – High School

The After School Athletics Coach is responsible for facilitating and coordinating activities related to the assigned athletic sport. The After School Athletics Coach is also responsible for coaching, managing and enforcing safety protocols for students participating in the sport, as well as supervision and evaluation of all students within their assignment.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Previous experience coaching in a similar sport strongly preferred.
• Experience in teaching and coaching techniques appropriate to the sport assigned preferred
• Ability to acquire First Aid, CPR, AED and Concussion training certifications. Ability to acquire training as required by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Associated (MIAA)
• Possession of valid Driver’s License, if transporting students.
• Availability to attend activities, practices, games, and meetings outside of school hours as necessary.
• Dependability and reliability.
• Strong communication skills, both written and spoken.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Maintains current First-Aid, CPR, and Concussion training, if required by the particular sport, or based on availability of coaches at the activity site;
• Keeps up to date with any necessary training for assigned sport;
• Attends regular coach meetings organized by the Athletic Director to discuss topics such as student eligibility, practice schedules, practice locations, documentation, equipment needs, and any general concerns or questions;
• Creates an environment where students are supported and encouraged to participate in the athletics program;
• Adheres to practice schedules, student practice rules and medical compliance as required by the league;
• Strictly upholds and enforces standards and rules of athletic program, especially safety rules and standards;
• Sets appropriate boundaries for students based on school rules;
• Models positive behavior and fair play;
• Instructs students in the proper use of equipment and sets up equipment for practice and games as necessary.