Assistant Coach, High School Athletics & Player Development

Norwalk Community School; Norwalk (IA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Norwalk Community School District is seeking an Assistant Coach to support the head coach and athletic director in running practices and contests. You will instruct players on techniques, safety and rules while organizing practice plans and ensuring participant safety.

You will also help supervise travel, promote the athletics program, and model ethical conduct. Strong communication with parents and adherence to district policies are essential.

Qualifications

• Coaching authorization or license is required.
• Ability to supervise athletes and manage team activities.
• Understanding of safety rules and district policies.

Responsibilities

• Instructs athletes regarding techniques, rules and safety practices of the sport.
• Develops and organizes practice program.
• Schedules and conducts practices according to agreed-upon schedules.
• Supervises athletes from the scheduled beginning of the practice or game until the last athlete leaves.
• Supervises athletes on buses on trips to other schools.
• Promotes the entire Norwalk Athletics program.
• Sets an example of ethical conduct including respecting officials.
• Promotes values of athletics and sportsmanship among participants and spectators.
• Promotes a healthy lifestyle to student athletes.
• Ensures eligibility lists and required documentation are maintained.
• Communicates with parents regarding team rules and department guidelines.

Skills

Tech & safety instruction

Organization & planning

Communication with stakeholders

Self-evaluation & growth

Team relations

Education

Coaching authorization or license

Job description

Norwalk Community School District is seeking an Assistant Coach to support the head coach and athletic director in running practices and contests. You will instruct players on techniques, safety and rules while organizing practice plans and ensuring participant safety.

You will also help supervise travel, promote the athletics program, and model ethical conduct. Strong communication with parents and adherence to district policies are essential.