Assistant Throws Coach - Collegiate Track & Field Growth
Bob Jones University
Greenville (SC)
On-site
USD 40,000 - 60,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
A private Christian university in South Carolina is seeking an Assistant Track & Field Coach for throws. The role involves providing leadership and mentorship to student-athletes while upholding the university's biblical principles and values. Responsibilities include coaching, supervising, and supporting athletes academically and spiritually. Candidates must possess relevant coaching certifications and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills. This position requires commitment to the educational mission and conservative lifestyle expected by the university.
Qualifications
Ability to coach collegiate level throws effectively.
Skills in interpersonal communications and effective interactions with various stakeholders.
Commitment to the university's mission and lifestyle expectations.
Responsibilities
Provide leadership and mentorship to student-athletes.
Organize and instruct student-athletes in performance principles.
Support academic goals and monitor academic progress.
Skills
Coaching collegiate level throws
Interpersonal communication
Effective writing
Professional interaction
Recruiting at NCAA Div III standards
Education
USATF Level 2 throws certification or USTFCCCA equivalent
Job description
A private Christian university in South Carolina is seeking an Assistant Track & Field Coach for throws. The role involves providing leadership and mentorship to student-athletes while upholding the university's biblical principles and values. Responsibilities include coaching, supervising, and supporting athletes academically and spiritually. Candidates must possess relevant coaching certifications and demonstrate strong interpersonal skills. This position requires commitment to the educational mission and conservative lifestyle expected by the university.