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Brevard Public Schools in Melbourne, Florida, is seeking a JV Girls Soccer coach for the upcoming season. This full-time role involves leading practices, coaching the team, and supporting athletic programs under the ACCESS project.
Qualifications include a BA/BS with a Florida coaching certificate (or eligible) and at least two years of varsity-level coaching experience, with strong leadership and the ability to manage large groups of student-athletes.
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This job is also posted in Florida Department of Education
Job ID: 5628975
Application Deadline: May 01, 2027 12:00 AM (UTC)
Posted: Apr 07, 2026 5:03 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: To Be Determined
Position Type: Full-time
Job Categories:
Support Staff > Custodian
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.