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Brevard Public Schools in Melbourne, Florida is seeking a full-time 9th grade assistant football coach for the ACCESS Project through EGHS. The role requires a BA/BS with FLDOE subject-area certification and appropriate Florida coaching credentials.
Candidates should have two years of coaching experience at the secondary level, strong leadership skills, and the ability to manage large groups of student-athletes. CPR certification is preferred; temporary certificates are noted in the postings.
Brevard Public Schools ACCESS Project c/o EGHS - Melbourne, Florida
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Job ID: 5771990
Application Deadline: May 01, 2027 12:00 AM (UTC)
Posted: Jun 10, 2026 5:07 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: To Be Determined
Position Type: Full-time
Education: BA/BS from a regionally accredited program/university in FLDOE certificate subject area- REQ Certification: Florida Instructional Certification (any subject)- REQ OR Education: BA/BS from a regionally accredited program/university-PREF Certification: Florida Athletic Coaching Certification [Professional 5 Year or Temporary* 3 Year Athletic Coaching Certificate issued by the State of Florida Department of Education or be eligible and apply upon extension of offer]- REQ Experience: Two (2) years documented sport specific and age level (Secondary) specific (Varsity vs. Freshman/JV) coaching experience. Extensive knowledge of the sport at the competition level. Demonstrated leadership skills and the management of large groups of students/athletes Substitutions: College level coaching may substitute for High School coaching experience Notes: * Temporary Athletic Coaching Certificates are not renewable by the State of Florida. To obtain a five year (Professional) Athletic Coaching Certificate issued by the State of Florida Dept of Education, you will be required to Complete Sports Specific, Sports Medicine, and Sports Theory and receive a valid CPR card from the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross.