Children's After School Soccer Coach - Tues/ Wed/ Thurs/ Sat
Company: Super Soccer Stars
Location: Sacramento
Posted on: February 15, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Join us as a Children's After
School Soccer Coach! If you are passionate about kids, sports, and
fostering life skills through soccer, we have the perfect
opportunity for you. At Super Soccer Stars, we ensure our coaches
are trained on the job, provide flexible schedules, and offer
competitive pay. We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated
Soccer Coach to lead fun and engaging soccer classes for children
aged 5-11. The ideal candidate will have a love for working with
children, experience in sports coaching or education, and a
readiness to create a positive and safe environment. Coaches salary
starts at $20/hr, with opportunities for pay increases as you
advance to a head coach role. As a coach, you will: Provide
individualized attention to foster each child’s success. Create a
non-competitive atmosphere to promote enjoyment and learning.
Utilize positive reinforcement to inspire and celebrate students’
achievements. Engage in continual learning and development through
regular feedback and training. Working at Super Soccer Stars is
about more than just teaching soccer—it's about creating a fun and
supportive environment where children thrive! Requirements Schedule
Availability: We are looking for a candidate with flexibility to
teach classes on the following days and times: Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and/or Thursdays: 3:00pm-4:30pm Saturdays: 9:00am -
12:00pm Additional opportunities are available for classes held at
local schools. Benefits Coach referral program from $100 up to $200
for every coach you recommend Sponsored sports and first aid/ cpr
certifications Uniform and soccer equipment provided Free
programming for family and discounts for friends Opportunities to
work full-time
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