Lead Varsity Boys Soccer Coach – Inspire Student-Athletes

Withrow University HS; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 12,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Withrow University High School seeks a part‑time Boys Varsity Head Soccer Coach to lead the program in Cincinnati, Ohio. The role requires coaching experience, strong leadership, and a commitment to developing student‑athletes on and off the field.

The coach will design training programs, teach fundamentals and team tactics, ensure safety, and collaborate with the Athletic Director to meet district requirements. Prior coaching success and a PAP/CTC readiness are preferred.

Qualifications

• Experience leading a high school sports program.
• Proven ability to coach soccer and develop student-athletes.
• Demonstrated leadership and mentoring skills.

Responsibilities

• Oversee the Boys Varsity Head Soccer Program.
• Develop and train student-athletes to play competitive soccer.
• Mentor and motivate students on and off the field.
• Create and implement an effective training program.
• Instruct in fundamental skills, strategies, and fitness.
• Guide students in values, pride, discipline and self‑confidence.
• Foster teamwork and sportsmanship; ensure safety.
• Coordinate with Athletic Director and District as needed.
• Adhere to coaching requirements and eligibility checks.
• Maintain proper conduct and uphold program policies.
• Prepare teams for opponents; manage equipment inventory.

Skills

Fundraising

Leadership

Inspire student‑athletes

Coaching soccer

Role model

Sports knowledge

Education

Ohio Secondary Teaching Certificate

Job description

Withrow University High School seeks a part‑time Boys Varsity Head Soccer Coach to lead the program in Cincinnati, Ohio. The role requires coaching experience, strong leadership, and a commitment to developing student‑athletes on and off the field.

The coach will design training programs, teach fundamentals and team tactics, ensure safety, and collaborate with the Athletic Director to meet district requirements. Prior coaching success and a PAP/CTC readiness are preferred.