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Kids for the Future in Highlands Ranch, CO invites applications for a Goaltending Coach to guide goaltenders on ice and in life, collaborating with the Director and Head of Hockey to enhance the student-athlete experience.
This year-round, full-time role emphasizes program development, recruiting, and building relationships with families; candidates should have 3+ years coaching experience and authorization to work in the United States. Salary starts at $50,000 with benefits.
Join our TPH team in Denver as a Goaltending Coach!
Goaltending Coaches do exactly what their job states: coach goaltenders directly and mentor them on "the process" of reaching their potential in sport, school, and, most importantly, life. These individuals take full ownership of goaltenders' development through multi-tasking duties not only on the ice but also off, and they support the Director and Head of Hockey in developing and enhancing the student-athlete experience. They are 100% athlete-focused, wear multiple hats, and have an opportunity to grow to become Heads of Hockey or Directors themselves. This position also strongly focuses on providing input in developing Individual Development Plans to drive student-athletes to engage in the Academy in addition to partner programs. A willingness to create unique programming opportunities is desired.
TPH believes in building a team of high-character, highly competent, high-performing individuals who possess:
A willingness to work, grind, and hone their craft daily.
A passion for building personal and professional relationships with fellow staff members, student-athletes, their families, and all members of the athletic and academic community.
Openness to learning about, utilizing, and helping improve TPH’s operational infrastructure.
A desire to embrace a non-traditional work schedule with non-traditional hours.
An open-mindedness to an occupation that requires multitasking and the “wearing of multiple-hats.”
A willingness to understand the relationship between mentorship, recruiting, execution, and financial performance.
3+ years of amateur, junior, collegiate, and/or professional hockey instructional or coaching experience, i.e. it should be clear on your resume and/or cover letter that you have previously instructed youth players, including goaltenders, on the game of hockey and specifically.
Keen interest in recruiting and building relationships with potential student-athlete families.
Authorization to work in the United States without restrictions.
The following qualifications are considered assets when applying for this position:
Bachelor’s Degree
Past business operations/organizational experience, hockey-related preferred.
The year-round position pay range is $50,000 or more based on experience. The position comes with
Visit https://www.tphacademy.com/careers/ for more information on TPH, its programs and the academy model.
At TPH, our purpose is to lead the world in the holistic development of student-athletes, advancing – in and beyond the game – the next generation of impact players. We are an academy-style athletics program that enables the opportunity to develop athletics, academics, and character while helping student-athletes achieve their long term athletic goals.