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Providence Public Schools seeks an Athletics - Assistant Coach Football for SY 26-27 at Hope High School in Providence, RI. The role requires availability three hours daily for games and scouting as assigned by the Head Coach.
Salary is posted, with education requirements including RIIL Coaching Permit certification and preference for bilingual candidates. Compliance checks and background screening are required prior to start.
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This position is posted in Providence Public Schools.
Starting Date: Immediately
Position Type: Part-Time
Salary: $4,727.90 to $8,911.80 Per Year
Under direction of the school principal, Head Coach and the Athletic Director or appropriate supervisor/Administrator, Individuals will be available three hours each day to participate at games, and scout opponents whenever assigned to this task by the Head Coach.
This position is contingent upon the following:
Salary Rate Range: 10% of Teacher Salary Scale
Education Requirements: Must be certified in accordance with the new RIIL Coaching Permit Requirements.
Description of Duties & Responsibilities:
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