Sailing Assistant Coach — Part-Time, 11-Month Role

Brown University; Rhode Island; On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Brown University Athletics and Recreation seeks an Assistant Coach, Sailing to support the Head Coach in Coed & Women’s sailing programs. The role is seasonal/intermittent, part-time (10 hours/week) for 11 months, based on campus in Providence.

Responsibilities include recruiting, student-athlete development, video analysis, coaching, and maintaining logs and compliance records. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong communication, organization, and a commitment to NCAA and Ivy League

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree preferred or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Collegiate, professional, high school, or club sports coaching experience preferred.
• Strong communication and organizational skills are required.

Responsibilities

• Assist Head Coach in all phases of Coed & Women’s Sailing Programs.
• Recruit student-athletes within NCAA/Ivy League rules.
• Develop student-athletes through coaching and performance analysis.
• Perform video analysis and coaching duties.
• Maintain logs and compliance information for program operations.

Skills

Recruiting within NCAA/Ivy Rules

Organizational/communication skills

Relation with students

Sport knowledge

Excel/Word/Email proficiency

Social media experience

ARMS/Teamworks familiarity

Video editing software

Education

Bachelor’s Degree preferred

Equivalent education/experience

Tools

ARMS

Teamworks

Video editing software

Job description

Brown University Athletics and Recreation seeks an Assistant Coach, Sailing to support the Head Coach in Coed & Women’s sailing programs. The role is seasonal/intermittent, part-time (10 hours/week) for 11 months, based on campus in Providence.

Responsibilities include recruiting, student-athlete development, video analysis, coaching, and maintaining logs and compliance records. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong communication, organization, and a commitment to NCAA and Ivy League