- Location
- United Training Facility, United States of America
- Type
- Full-time
- Source
- Workday
Description
Position Summary
The primary responsibility of the Camps and Clinics Coordinator is to help grow and organize soccer programs across the state. This includes coaching youth programs, coordinating part-time staff, and customer service. Additional responsibilities will include the development of curriculum content, overseeing seasonal camps and clinics, and coordinating on-field community activations.
The Camps and Clinics Coordinator will report directly to the Youth Development Director.
Roles and Responsibilities
Assist in planning and execution of Camp and Clinic programs
Prepare and report on grant activity budget and Community Fund programming
Organize and assist in the running of camps/clinics/tryouts throughout the year.
Assist with training for affiliate programs as needed
Ongoing assessment and mentoring of summer coaching staff, including regular field assessments and educational support to help in the professional development of all coaching staff.
Assist in the recruitment of all part-time coaching staff. This includes actively assessing non-Atlanta United staff in the community and effectively recruiting qualified staff to our programs.
Development and continuous innovation with regards to curricula and programs offered
Kit and Inventory Management
Assist with other clinics and programs
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications and Education Requirements
Be a current USSF ‘D’ licensed coach (minimum), USSF ‘C’ license preferred
Have 3 years minimum experience coaching youth, collegiate or professional soccer
Possess the drive to develop youth players and work as part of a team
Have excellent written and verbal communication skills
Be a motivated individual who can work a varied schedule of nights, weekends, and holidays
Possess strong organizational and personal management skills
Possess basic computer skills, example Excel, Word, Power Point, Keynote
Have the ability to plan, create, execute, and document training sessions and programs