Head Coach - Men's Soccer - Part-Time

Head Coach – Men’s Soccer – Part-Time The Athletics Department of Wilbur Wright College, one of the City Colleges of Chicago, seeks a Head Coach – Part‑Time to support the Head Coach in the oversight and activities of the intercollegiate Men’s Soccer team. This position provides leadership in the development and evaluation of the team and individual student‑athletes. The Head Coach – Part‑Time provides dynamic, strategic, and visionary leadership designed to enhance student success through the focus on an “Academics‑first Agenda.” Recruits student‑athletes for participation in intercollegiate athletics. Cooperates with the academic advisers to support the academic progress of the student‑athlete. Implements the District wide Athletics Department strategy focused on an “Academics‑first Agenda” designed to increase student‑athlete success and assists the campus Athletic Director in monitoring student‑athlete academic progress. Ensures that athletes reach their academic goals by monitoring class attendance and ensuring that they receive academic support as necessary. Assists players in reaching the highest athletic potential possible through athletic training and leadership skills. Recruits, counsels and advises students with respect to athletic performance and other personal development issues. Prepares the student athletes for competition through planning and conducting well‑organized practices and contests. Directs the identification and recruitment of new players to the program, including traveling to regional high school and club soccer events and showcases. Enforces and maintains an athletic program policy of educating and graduating student‑athletes. Works closely with the Athletic Director and Dean of Students, and other school administrators, faculty and staff to assure student‑athletes are academically eligible for a given sport. Plans and directs the training of student‑athletes and assesses individuals’ abilities and skill level to determine appropriate team position. Conducts in‑season and off‑season team practice and conditioning programs, including skills training and weight and conditioning training. Assists in assuring compliance with National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) rules and regulations for the specific sport. Closely monitors academic, conduct, and physical requirements for each student‑athlete. In collaboration with the campus Athletic Director, completes and maintains records and statistics for accurate, mandatory reporting to the NJCAA and regional regulatory agencies. In collaboration with the campus level Athletic Director, prepares and manages the budget for a specific sport. Confers with the District Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and the campus Athletic Director prior to conducting auxiliary fundraising activities. In coordination with the District Office of Intercollegiate Athletics, campus level Athletic Director and Dean of Student Services, recruits, interviews, and recommends the hiring and termination of Assistant Coaches. In collaboration with the District Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and campus level Athletic Director, develops and builds relationships with four‑year institutions. Assists in the development and implementation of meaningful professional development activities designed to enhance the skills of all Athletics Department personnel. Enforces the District/college’s academic, student, and athletic code of conduct. Supervises the student‑athletes during practice, contests, and travel. May drive college vehicles or college‑leased vehicles to and from scheduled contests. Calls, texts, or emails results of contests to the Sports Information Assistant by 10:00 a.m. the next business day, and supplies information to the Director of Athletics that can be used for publicity purposes. In cooperation with the campus Athletics Director and Facilities Coordinator, schedules pre‑season, season, and other games and tournaments. Trains, practices, and coaches in league, conference, and tournament play. Coordinates the care and reporting of incidents and injuries to the appropriate College and District personnel. Prepares a season summary and ensures student honors within conference, region, and other athletic governing bodies are recommended and advocated. Adheres to customer service excellence standards. Performs related duties as assigned. Qualifications Completion of a Bachelor’s Degree required, preferably in Physical Education or a related field, supplemented by 4–6 years of coaching and/or collegiate/professional playing experience; OR an equivalent combination of training and experience. Must be familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular sport. Coaching Certification preferred. First Aid Certification preferred. Current CPR/AED Certification by the American Heart Association or the Red Cross required. Excellent interpersonal, organizational, planning, and leadership skills required. Must be able to serve as a positive role model for young adults. Must be familiar with NJCAA rules and regulations. Special Requirements Coaches are hired on a season‑by‑season basis. A reasonable effort is made to assure future coaching assignments to those coaches who have had a history of successful academic and athletic team performances at City Colleges of Chicago. All coaching assignments are conditioned on sufficient team membership. Once a season starts, the Head Coach is expected to complete the season. Practices are often scheduled 7 a.m. until 9 a.m. and are based on field availability. Salary: $6,640 – $9,600 stipend. Offered salary will be determined based on sport and applicant's years of experience. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Additional Information: City Colleges of Chicago thank you for your interest. #J-18808-Ljbffr City Colleges of Chicago