sports coach

soccer coach

head coach

kids coach

assistant coach

Grasshopper Soccer

I travel to my boss house at 8am on a sunday. then we both go to a location to drop off my boss then i go to my own location to start the day. I set up the table and games for the day. we do a roll call and get started with the games. After a session if parents want to pay merchandise E.g shirt, short, socks,shin pads, ball, hat, drink bottle.  I work 3 hour. After the sessions are done I drive the van back to pick up my boss. Then to return to the boss house. Then I am done for the day. 

I have leant much in this role of head coach, such as time management of other people, good work ethic, organization, time management, interacting with kids and parents. dealing with money. coaching kids. standing up for kids. 

management is great we at an email for before our session on what we are doing on the day. the equipment is ready to go.

The workplace culture is diverse as there's different location all around adelaide.

The hardest part about the job is connecting with shy kids and getting them moving.

The most enjoyable part is running around with the kids and sometimes joining in the games as kid vs coach or giving them a high five for going a great job.

As a coach assistant my task was to set up the fields and make sure all equipment was present and ready to use. 

I also helped any players who needed assistance and kept everyone on track.
 
At the end of each session a small match would be played where i will be reffering the game.

Enjoyed my time there, had fun, while making money. Manageable hours, in which also adapted for me as I don't have my license as of yet. I learned how to keep calm in chaotic situations, and I improved my confidence as well as communication skills.

Very easy to work with others, helps you learn job related skills needed for future jobs 
Set up for lessons, demonstrate each excercise, give feedback and tips
Hardest part was dealing with the children when they misbehaved
Having fun teaching kids to play soccer

a normal day will start with set up the pitches
it would be more fun for your guys to start the sessions with kid

from what i learnt: 
- I learn how to deal with the unexpected situation
- building more wonderful relationship between me n coaches

It was a great time spending with the grasshopper team. Now they are like family to me more than that I made so many new friends aged between 4-12. Moreover they value for our skills too. I was really happy at there.

A typical day is coaching kids (between the age of 2-12) soccer. I've learnt how to interact with children and parents and manage chaotic situations. Workplace culture is great however most of your time you are just with the kids.

This is a good first job for those who aren't wanting to make a massive commitment. Although at times management was no great it was always supportive of younger employees.

I have coached at grasshopper soccer for 20 years and that alone tells you everything! Love it! The children are great to work with and I enjoy all of the drills we do plus the fun games!

Cruisy. It is very cruisy and that gets boring fast. No incentive for performance, retaining customers or ability to share profits in the company, which makes it not too appealing.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sports coach 9 salaries reported	$42.33 per hour
Soccer coach 3 salaries reported	$35.00 per hour
Head coach 1 salary reported	$45.00 per hour
Kids coach 2 salaries reported	$32.50 per hour
Assistant coach 1 salary reported	$40.00 per hour

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