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Soccer Director
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Town of Greenwich
Greenwich, CT (In Person)
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The Soccer Director is responsible for the overall supervision, organization, and successful operation of the Fall Soccer Program. The Director provides on-site leadership for all scheduled program dates and ensures a safe, organized, and positive experience for participants, coaches, volunteers, and staff. Soccer meets for 8 sessions, on Saturdays from 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM. Previous soccer playing and/or coaching experience preferred. Must be at least 18 years of age. Must be available for full duration of the program. Must pass a background check. Must possess or be willing to obtain First Aid, CPR, and AED certification. Training may be provided by the Parks and Recreation Department.
Organize and oversee all on-field soccer operations. Set up and remove all necessary equipment, including goals, soccer balls, cones, and field assignment boards. Post and update field assignments and distribute uniforms on the first day of the program. Ensure all teams have a coach and that games begin and end on schedule. Respond to participant, parent, and coach questions and concerns. Provide volunteer coaches with support, resources, and ideas for drills and activities. Supervise Soccer Instructors, assign responsibilities, and provide direction as needed. Respond to and document accidents and incidents, following all reporting procedures. Promote and model good sportsmanship and positive behavior. Assist with preseason planning, including team formation, staffing, equipment organization, and coaches' meeting preparation. Communicate regularly with the Recreation Supervisor regarding program updates, staff performance, participant feedback, and other program-related matters.
Organize and oversee all on-field soccer operations. Set up and remove all necessary equipment, including goals, soccer balls, cones, and field assignment boards. Post and update field assignments and distribute uniforms on the first day of the program. Ensure all teams have a coach and that games begin and end on schedule. Respond to participant, parent, and coach questions and concerns. Provide volunteer coaches with support, resources, and ideas for drills and activities. Supervise Soccer Instructors, assign responsibilities, and provide direction as needed. Respond to and document accidents and incidents, following all reporting procedures. Promote and model good sportsmanship and positive behavior. Assist with preseason planning, including team formation, staffing, equipment organization, and coaches' meeting preparation. Communicate regularly with the Recreation Supervisor regarding program updates, staff performance, participant feedback, and other program-related matters.