5 head coach jobs found in Pleasanton, CA

Basic Function: The Head Coach supervises the specific sport's program. All aspects of the program are to be conducted according to the principles of the CIF-CCS and GUSD Code of conduct for inter-scholastic coaches regarding trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship. Responsibilities Personnel – Adult: Oversight of all paid and volunteer coaches to ensure adherence with Code of conduct for Interscholastic Coaches Personnel – Student: Select players through fair tryout system, manage team preparation according to sport, its rules and capabilities of the athletes; work with the Athletic Director and relevant school personnel to monitor student grades and attendance to ensure continued eligibility Scheduling: Responsible for practice and competition scheduling in coordination with Athletic Director; head coach on-time attendance is expected at all practices and competitions. Fiscal: All fundraising is to be coordinated with the Athletic...

Job Summary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Work with the Site administrator and or head coach to plan, organize, and supervise practices, - Teach and develop skills, - Provide constructive feedback, - Develop and implement game strategy and position assignments, - Prepare for competitions, - Motivate athletes, - Develop sportsmanship and leadership in student-athletes, - Communicate with parents and school administration, - Follow all CIF/NCS rules and guidelines, - Assist with administrative tasks related to the program, as needed Requirements / Qualifications Application Resume Professional Reference related to sport. Fingerprint and TB Clearance are required. All coaches paid and volunteer will need to apply for an Activity Supervisor Clearance Certificate (ASCC) if they do not already possess a valid document (Teaching credential or Substitute Permit) issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Information on how to apply for an ASCC will...

Job Summary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Work with the Site administrator and or head coach to plan, organize, and supervise practices, - Teach and develop skills, - Provide constructive feedback, - Develop and implement game strategy and position assignments, - Prepare for competitions, - Motivate athletes, - Develop sportsmanship and leadership in student-athletes, - Communicate with parents and school administration, - Follow all CIF/NCS rules and guidelines, - Assist with administrative tasks related to the program, as needed Requirements / Qualifications Application Resume Professional Reference related to sport. Fingerprint and TB Clearance are required. All coaches paid and volunteer will need to apply for an Activity Supervisor Clearance Certificate (ASCC) if they do not already possess a valid document (Teaching credential or Substitute Permit) issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Information on how to apply for an ASCC will...

Job Summary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Work with the Site administrator and or head coach to plan, organize, and supervise practices, - Teach and develop skills, - Provide constructive feedback, - Develop and implement game strategy and position assignments, - Prepare for competitions, - Motivate athletes, - Develop sportsmanship and leadership in student-athletes, - Communicate with parents and school administration, - Follow all CIF/NCS rules and guidelines, - Assist with administrative tasks related to the program, as needed Requirements / Qualifications Application Resume Professional Reference related to sport. Fingerprint and TB Clearance are required. All coaches paid and volunteer will need to apply for an Activity Supervisor Clearance Certificate (ASCC) if they do not already possess a valid document (Teaching credential or Substitute Permit) issued by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Information on how to apply for an ASCC will...

The Assistant Coach helps supervise the specific sport's program. All aspects of the program are to be conducted according to the principles of the CIF-CCS and GUSD Code of conduct for Inter-scholastic coaches regarding trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship. Responsibilities Personnel – Adult: Take direction from Head Coach and Admin Designee, and work with all paid and volunteer coaches to ensure adherence with Code of conduct for Interscholastic Coaches Personnel – Student: Assist head coach in selection of players through fair tryout system; assist in managing team preparation according to sport, its rules and capabilities of the athletes; work with the Athletic Director and relevant school personnel to monitor student grades and attendance to ensure continued eligibility Scheduling: Assist head coach in developing practice and competition scheduling in coordination with Athletic Director; on-time attendance is expected at all...