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Missouri Baptist University
Assistant Coach (Part-time) (All sports)
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A Coach works with individual athletes or with sports teams to develop skills and improve teamwork and competitive performance. Runs practice sessions and physical conditioning programs; assesses the strengths and weaknesses of players; plans strategies for games; motivates and encourage players and teaches good sportsmanship.
$39,732 / year median in Missouri
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Home / Jobs / Assistant Coach (Part-time) (All sports) All Open Positions Share Assistant Coach (Part-time) (All sports) Staff (Part Time) Date Posted September 2, 2026 Office Athletics Applications by: Location Main Campus - West St. Louis County Summary This posting will remain open for anyone interested in filling the position of Assistant Coach in the following Missouri Baptist University sports :(baseball, men's and women's basketball, bowling, cross country, dance, esports, football, men's and women's golf, men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's soccer, softball, stunt, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track and field, men's and women's volleyball, men's and women's wrestling, and exercise sciences) If you are interested in joining MBU in this capacity, please follow the instructions below under "How to Apply". Please be sure to note in your cover letter the sport to which you are applying. Essential Responsibilities Coaching and Training to include: Develop and implement training programs; conducting practices and training sessions; analyzing athletes' performances and providing feedback; developing game strategies and playbooks; monitoring the physical and mental condition of athletes.