Youth Soccer Instructor/Official

Benefits: Community Impact Fun Job Professional Development Competitive salary Opportunity for advancement About i9 Sports i9 Sports is the nation’s first and largest provider of youth sports leagues, camps, and clinics. Our mission is to help kids succeed in life through sports. We offer high-quality, community-focused sports programs for boys and girls ages 3–14 in today’s most popular sports, including flag football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and t-ball. About the Job We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Youth Soccer Instructor & Official to join our team and play a pivotal role in the development of young soccer players. Schedule & Locations This position offers Saturday Shifts Only. Locations: Venues are located across Leesburg, Ashburn, South Riding, Purcellville Upcoming Fall League: Sept 12th – Oct 17th (Note: Rain out/make‑up dates run through the weekend of Nov 1st). Key Responsibilities 1. Instruction & Skill Development Teach young athletes the fundamental skills and techniques of soccer, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. Implement age‑appropriate drills and exercises using practice plans provided by i9 Sports . Provide encouraging, constructive feedback to help players improve their skills and on‑field confidence. Complete mandatory pre‑season training sessions. 2. Game Officiating Serve as the primary on‑field official/referee for youth soccer matches, ensuring fair play and adherence to league rules. Maintain a professional, authoritative, yet approachable and unbiased demeanor during matches. Manage game flow smoothly, handling rule explanations and on‑field situations with diplomacy and patience. 3. Safety & Supervision Prioritize and ensure the physical and emotional safety of all participants during practices and games (ensuring proper equipment like shin guards are worn). Supervise and manage groups of young athletes, maintaining a positive, structured, and inclusive atmosphere. Promptly address and report any safety concerns or field condition issues. 4. Communication & Leadership Maintain open, professional, and effective communication with parents, participants, and fellow staff. Act as an on‑field mentor to volunteer parent coaches, helping them manage their teams effectively. Qualifications Experience: Previous experience coaching, playing, or officiating soccer is required. Knowledge: Strong understanding of soccer rules, field positioning, and standard gameplay regulations. Soft Skills: High patience, high energy, a positive attitude, and excellent problem‑solving skills under pressure. Communication: Exceptional interpersonal skills, with the ability to confidently interact with children, motivate volunteer coaches, and address parent feedback. Logistics & Requirements: Must be 16 years of age or older . Must have a reliable personal vehicle/transportation. Must have successfully passed a criminal background check. Must be extremely reliable, punctual, and committed to working consecutive weekends for the duration of the season (including potential make‑up dates). Benefits & Perks Competitive Pay: Starting compensation is competitive and based on prior experience. Paid Training: Get fully compensated for your pre‑season preparation and training sessions. Professional Growth: Excellent resume‑builder for leadership, sports management, education, or coaching careers. Impact: A deeply rewarding role where you directly influence youth character development and inspire a love for the world’s most popular game. Culture: A supportive, collaborative, and fun team environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr i9 Sports Corporation