Badminton Coach (Part-Time): Grow Competitive Junior Players

Battledore Badminton; Vaughan; Vor Ort; CAD 34.000 - 41.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Battledore Badminton in Vaughan is seeking a part-time coach to lead training sessions for junior and adult players, help prepare competitors for tournaments, and provide clear, constructive feedback to players and parents. The role is evenings and weekends, 5 to 20 hours per week, with in-court skills assessment and onboarding.

Training takes place at 141 Trade Valley Dr, Vaughan, ON, and requires reliable transportation.

Qualifikationen

• At least 6 months of badminton coaching experience.
• National or provincial competition experience as a player or coach.
• Comfortable coaching juniors and communicating with parents.
• Works well as part of a coaching team and takes direction from senior coaches and management.
• Positive, encouraging attitude on and off the court.
• Reliable, punctual and professional.
• Able to pass a Police Vulnerable Sector Check.

Aufgaben

• Plan and deliver training sessions for group programs and competitive teams.
• Help plan and coordinate competitive schedules, leagues and tournament preparation.
• Motivate players and prepare them for competitive events.
• Analyze player performance and track development over time.
• Assess the skills of new and prospective players.
• Give constructive feedback to players, parents and Club management.
• Support Club events, camps and tournaments as needed.

Kenntnisse

Coaching badminton

Communication with parents

Ausbildung

NCCP Regional Certified badminton coach

Badminton Ontario Provincial Coaches License

Experience coaching players at provincial or national tournaments

Experience coaching junior and competitive players

Strong personal tournament results at provincial, national or international level

Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders certification

Jobbeschreibung

Battledore Badminton in Vaughan is seeking a part-time coach to lead training sessions for junior and adult players, help prepare competitors for tournaments, and provide clear, constructive feedback to players and parents. The role is evenings and weekends, 5 to 20 hours per week, with in-court skills assessment and onboarding.

Training takes place at 141 Trade Valley Dr, Vaughan, ON, and requires reliable transportation.