Lead Youth Soccer Coach - Player Development

Highline Premier FC; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 6,700 - 18,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401K

WA Long-Term Disability insurance

Travel reimbursement

Education reimbursement

Work/life balance

Job summary

Highline Premier FC in Washington state seeks an experienced Head Coach to develop players through HPFC curriculum and mentorship. You will lead sessions, coach multiple teams, and work with families to foster growth and sportsmanship.

The role requires 2+ years in youth soccer coaching, strong communication, and a philosophy of development. Expect 2–3 practices weekly, league games, and May tryouts with collaboration across staff.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years coaching experience in organized youth soccer.
• Proven ability to lead, teach, and mentor young athletes.
• Experience managing a team of at least 10 players.
• Proficient in communication tools (email, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• USSF Grassroots Licenses and National D license preferred.

Responsibilities

• Create and implement developmentally appropriate training sessions using HPFC's curriculum.
• Foster a safe, inclusive, and supportive team environment.
• Manage player and parent communication with professionalism and clarity.
• Ensure compliance with club policies, safety protocols, and conduct expectations.
• Attend and coach 2-3 practices per week, coach league games and tournaments.
• Support May tryouts and provide evaluations for younger age groups as needed.
• Collaborate with coaching staff and Director of Coaching, attend meetings.
• Provide regular, constructive feedback to players and families.

Skills

Coaching experience

Youth soccer

Team management

Communication

Education

USSF Grassroots Licenses

USSF National D license

Job description

Highline Premier FC in Washington state seeks an experienced Head Coach to develop players through HPFC curriculum and mentorship. You will lead sessions, coach multiple teams, and work with families to foster growth and sportsmanship.

The role requires 2+ years in youth soccer coaching, strong communication, and a philosophy of development. Expect 2–3 practices weekly, league games, and May tryouts with collaboration across staff.