Remote D1 Tennis Mentor for Student-Athlete Scholars

Texas Sports Academy; United States; Remote; USD 34,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Sports Academy is seeking a D1 Tennis Youth Mentor to work one-on-one with student-athletes over video, splitting time between academics and sports mentorship. You’ll be the steady adult in their day, guiding focus during academic hours and applying Division I tennis experience to training and life as a student-athlete.

You’ll support their learning, reinforce standards, and communicate progress to parents and staff, while maintaining reliability and strong organization in a remote U.S.

Qualifications

• Division I tennis background: competed at the Division I level.
• Real experience working with kids: coaching, tutoring, mentoring or similar hands-on work.
• Judgment with young athletes: earns trust and provides direct feedback.
• Strong communicator: clear on video and in updates to parents and staff.
• Reliable and organized: punctual, follows through, tracks needs.
• Location and setup: Remote (U.S.) with reliable internet and a quiet space for video sessions.

Responsibilities

• Guide Students Through Their Academic Day: meet with students over video during academic hours and keep them focused.
• Mentor Them as an Athlete: discuss mental game, training habits, recruiting insights, balance school and sport.
• Build a Real Relationship: be a steady, credible adult providing accountability and feedback.
• Support Their Learning: help navigate the learning platform and build study and time-management habits.
• Reinforce Standards: uphold effort, focus, and professional comportment; give constructive feedback.
• Communicate With Parents and Staff: provide clear updates on academics and athletic progress.

Skills

Mentoring

Strong communicator

Reliability

Organization

Job description

Texas Sports Academy is seeking a D1 Tennis Youth Mentor to work one-on-one with student-athletes over video, splitting time between academics and sports mentorship. You’ll be the steady adult in their day, guiding focus during academic hours and applying Division I tennis experience to training and life as a student-athlete.

You’ll support their learning, reinforce standards, and communicate progress to parents and staff, while maintaining reliability and strong organization in a remote U.S.