Club Cheerleading Head Coach — Part-Time

Brown University; United States; On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Brown University Athletics and Recreation seeks a Head Coach for Club Cheerleading in Providence, RI. This part-time role covers Sep through Mar, with duties spanning practice, performances and travel to events. You will choreograph routines, oversee tryouts and conditioning, and ensure AACCA safety compliance.

Ideal candidates hold a bachelor’s degree (preferably) and 2–3 years of club/high school coaching, with collegiate experience preferred. Evening/weekend hours are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree, preferred.
• 2–3 years of cheerleading coaching experience at the club and/or high school level or higher; collegiate cheerleading experience preferred.
• Must have AACCA spirit safety certification before commencing employment.
• Comply with AACCA safety guidelines and standards.
• AED/CPR and First Aid certification required.

Responsibilities

• Preparing, organizing and attending all practice sessions, games, performances and appearances.
• Producing choreography for routines and cheers.
• Monitoring tryouts and recruitment activities; executing conditioning programs and coaching at away games/events.
• Coordinating with supervisor on ordering and inventorying supplies and uniforms.
• Maintain safety guidelines and provide support to other spirit activities.
• Establish and maintain relationships with students, faculty, administrators and alumni; work evenings and weekends.

Skills

Cheerleading coaching

Student relations

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Cheer routine knowledge

Safety awareness

Education

Bachelor’s degree, preferred

AED/CPR & First Aid certification

Job description

Brown University Athletics and Recreation seeks a Head Coach for Club Cheerleading in Providence, RI. This part-time role covers Sep through Mar, with duties spanning practice, performances and travel to events. You will choreograph routines, oversee tryouts and conditioning, and ensure AACCA safety compliance.

Ideal candidates hold a bachelor’s degree (preferably) and 2–3 years of club/high school coaching, with collegiate experience preferred. Evening/weekend hours are required.