San Francisco, California, United States · On-site
$62/hr–$62/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: San Francisco, CA 94132Position Type: Part TimeSalary Range: $62.50 - $62.50 HourlyMiddle School Athletics Coach Department: Athletics Division: Middle School League: San Francisco Athletic Leagu…
Skills: Coaching, Athletic training, Practice planning, Game strategy, Leadership
San Francisco, California, United States · On-site
$62/hr–$62/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: San Francisco, CA 94132Salary Range: $62.50 - $62.50 HourlyLower School Athletics Coach Department: Athletics Division: Lower School Supervisor: Athletic Director Position Type: Seasonal Compensa…
Skills: Coaching, Sports instruction, Practice planning, Team management, Communication
San Francisco, California, United States · On-site
$30/hr–$40/hr
Job DetailsJob Location: San Francisco, CA 94132Salary Range: $30.00 - $39.00 Hourly MAIN AREAS OF FOCUS AND RESPONSIBILITY Serve as the primary database administrator Process all gifts to CAIS Quarterly reconciliation w…
Skills: Database administration, Gift processing, Data entry, Veracross, Donor management
San Francisco, California, United States • On-site
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The coach is responsible for leading a competitive and inclusive athletic program while developing individual and team skills. They must supervise student-athletes, manage practice and game plans, and promote sportsmanship and personal growth.
Candidates must have one to two years of coaching experience in the relevant sport and possess strong knowledge of its rules and strategies. Additionally, they are required to hold current CPR and First Aid certifications and complete concussion protocol training.
Job DetailsJob Location: San Francisco, CA 94132Position Type: Part TimeSalary Range: $62.50 - $62.50 HourlyMiddle School Athletics Coach
Compensation: Stipend based on approximately 40 hours at $62.50 per hour, up to $2,500 per season
Volleyball
Basketball
Futsal
The Middle School Athletics Coach is responsible for leading a competitive, educational, and inclusive athletic program for CAIS student-athletes. The coach will develop individual and team skills while promoting effort, accountability, teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth.
The coach must uphold the CAIS Athletics philosophy and create an environment in which student-athletes are appropriately challenged, supported, and encouraged to represent CAIS with integrity.
Approximately 8–10 weeks, depending on playoff eligibility
Two after-school practices per week
Weekday games and competitions
Games may be hosted in the CAIS Gym or at opponent schools throughout San Francisco
Attendance at all scheduled practices, games, and team meetings
Transportation to and from games must be provided or arranged by the coach
Develop and lead organized practice plans that support individual and team development.
Teach sport-specific fundamentals, strategies, rules, and game concepts.
Establish clear expectations for attendance, effort, behavior, communication, and sportsmanship.
Create an inclusive team culture that supports athletes of varying experience and ability levels.
Prepare game plans, lineups, substitutions, and competitive strategies.
Provide athletes with clear instruction and constructive feedback.
Promote accountability, leadership, teamwork, perseverance, and respect.
Ensure that playing-time and team-role decisions are made consistently and appropriately.
Prioritize athlete safety and follow all injury, concussion, and emergency procedures.
Supervise student-athletes before, during, and after practices and competitions.
Communicate schedules, expectations, and team updates with athletes, families, and the Athletic Director.
Monitor student-athlete attendance, behavior, and academic eligibility when applicable.
Maintain and properly store school uniforms and athletic equipment.
Report injuries, conflicts, behavioral concerns, or significant incidents to the Athletic Director.
Attend required coaching meetings and professional-development sessions.
Represent CAIS professionally when interacting with athletes, families, officials, and opposing schools.
One to two years of coaching experience in the selected sport.
Strong knowledge of the skills, strategies, and rules of the sport.
Ability to create effective practice plans and game plans.
Ability to coach athletes with different skill and experience levels.
Strong leadership, communication, organization, and conflict-resolution skills.
Ability to maintain a positive and professional relationship with student-athletes and families.
Dependability and availability for all scheduled practices and weekday competitions.
Current CPR and First Aid certification.
Completion of required concussion protocol training.
Ability to uphold all CAIS Athletics policies, expectations, and philosophy.