Part-Time Tennis Coach — Lead Practices & Student Growth

Young World Physical Education; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 4,000 - 6,000; Part time

Job summary

East High School in Kansas City, Missouri, is seeking an Assistant Girls Tennis Coach to join the Athletics department for the upcoming season. This part-time role focuses on coaching and supporting student-athletes within MSHSAA standards.

Responsibilities include coordinating practices, assisting with program logistics, safety, and development of players; requires a teaching certificate. Compensation is $4,500 per season with seasonal, part-time employment.

Qualifications

• Must have a Teachers Certificate or valid Substitute Certificate or Temporary (provisional) Teacher’s Certificate.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the sport with a full team in line with MSHSAA standards.
• Assist in implementing athletic standards as outlined in the MSHSAA Handbook and attend required sessions.
• Assist in the coordination of the program.
• Assist in the supervision of students at practices and contests.
• Help provide information for transportation, facilities, officials and game management.
• Help organize and schedule practice sessions to develop student-athletes’ potential.
• Emphasize safety and knowledge of training and injury management.
• Demonstrate high standards of sportsmanship in practices and contests.
• Assist in returning school equipment in line with KCMSD policies.
• Pursue professional growth through clinics and publications.
• Complete MSHSAA/NFHS Coaching Principles Course and Sports First Aid Courses.
• Fulfill 8 hours of professional development (4 district, 3 school, 1 outside).

Education

Teacher's Certificate or Substitute/T provisional Certificate

Job description

East High School in Kansas City, Missouri, is seeking an Assistant Girls Tennis Coach to join the Athletics department for the upcoming season. This part-time role focuses on coaching and supporting student-athletes within MSHSAA standards.

Responsibilities include coordinating practices, assisting with program logistics, safety, and development of players; requires a teaching certificate. Compensation is $4,500 per season with seasonal, part-time employment.