Throws Coach – College Track & Field (Part-Time)

WeCOACH, Inc.; Northfield (MN); On-site; USD 7,200 - 9,800; Part time

Job summary

St. Olaf College is seeking a Men’s and Women’s Assistant Track and Field Coach, Throws. This part-time role in the Athletics department supports instruction, practice planning, and student-athlete development for the throws program.

Reporting to the Head Coaches, you will assist with training plans, meet strategies, and recruitment of diverse student-athletes, while traveling with teams and maintaining adherence to NCAA bylaws.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience.
• Experience: 1+ year of coaching experience at high school, club, or college level.
• Preferred: Master’s degree and 3+ years of college coaching experience.

Responsibilities

• Assist in instruction, practice planning, and advisement of track & field throws.
• Support head coaches in training programs and practice planning.
• Coach student-athletes during practices and competitions for throws.
• Mentor student-athletes for athletic, emotional, and social growth.
• Attend competitions and assist with meet strategies.
• Assist with meet prep, setup, and day-of needs.
• Assist home competition management and equipment needs.
• Assist in actively recruiting qualified student-athletes and execute recruiting plan.
• Maintain communication with potential student-athletes and coaches.
• Participate in campus visits with prospective student-athletes.
• Support diversity and inclusive community.
• Comply with NCAA Division III, MIAC, and St. Olaf Bylaws.

Skills

Coaching experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Master’s degree (preferred)

Job description

St. Olaf College is seeking a Men’s and Women’s Assistant Track and Field Coach, Throws. This part-time role in the Athletics department supports instruction, practice planning, and student-athlete development for the throws program.

Reporting to the Head Coaches, you will assist with training plans, meet strategies, and recruitment of diverse student-athletes, while traveling with teams and maintaining adherence to NCAA bylaws.