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The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Head Women’s Soccer Coach for Harper College to direct all aspects of the college's women’s soccer program. The ideal candidate will have 3-5 years of coaching experience, preferably with NJCAA and NCAA.
The role entails overseeing recruiting, budget management, player development, and fostering an inclusive culture for all student-athletes. The position requires a commitment to student success while competing at a national level.
The successful candidate will have 3–5 years of experience as a college or high school head coach. Mid-Suburban League experience is preferred, as is NJCAA and NCAA coaching experience. The candidate should also possess strong organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple tasks and work within a budget, the capacity to plan and execute fundraising strategies, a propensity to run skill camps and clinics, and a commitment to and experience working with diverse populations. The candidate should have experience planning and implementing preseason, postseason, and offseason programs to ensure the skill development of the student athletes.
A valid Driver’s License is required. Candidates with a resume and cover letter will receive first consideration.
The head coach will be responsible for directing all aspects of the Women’s soccer program, including eligibility and compliance adherence, strategic in‑district and regional recruiting, academic success, player development, budget management, logistics of travel, and preparation for practices and games. The head coach should promote a holistic approach toward creating a culture of inclusivity and belonging for all student athletes.
Harper College is seeking a Head Women’s Soccer Coach (NJCAA DII Athletics) to oversee the day-to-day operations with the ultimate goal of advancing successful student-athletes, while competing at the highest level within NJCAA Region 4 and for NJCAA National Championships.
August through November, afternoons and weekends. Offseason recruitment of student athletes included.
25–30 hours.