Coaching Manager: Soccer Stars United (SSU-NYC)

Soccer Stars is the parent company of three premier children's sports development programs, holding over 1000 classes each week for early childhood, elementary, and middle school children. Super Soccer Stars team of over 200 full and part-time staff and teachers and coaches are committed to delivering the highest quality educational experience in over 250 schools, childcare centers, and facilities throughout New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.

The SSU Coaching Manager (NY-Metro) is responsible for overseeing quality control within our Advanced Soccer Program in the NY-Metro territory. This candidate will provide exemplary levels of coach mentorship, training and management across Soccer Stars United classes in the NY-Metro region. The Coaching Manager will report to the Vice President of Soccer Stars.

Responsibilities:

• Spearhead delivery of SSU Curriculum across all SSU classes to ensure class quality and consumer satisfaction
• Maintain a hands-on approach to management, training and mentorship of SSU Coaching Team
• Implement seasonal recruiting and hiring strategies and maintain thorough onboarding practices
• Conduct year-round coach training and development seminars to ensure best practices across classes and programs
• Track and resolve escalated quality control issues in accordance with organizational practices
• Collaborate with Coaching Department to conduct seasonal staffing on back-end system
• Complete regular observations and provide measurable feedback
• Oversee annual summer camp program

• Extensive background in sports coaching or applicable coaching leadership experience. Soccer coaching a plus.
• Experience in education program or recreational program management is plus
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in an administrative role.
• Proficiency in Google G-Suite
• Exceptional organizational and presentation skills is a must

• Must be personable and willing to leave ego at the door
• Exceptional written, oral and interpersonal communication skills