5 coaching jobs found in Barrie

Position Summary: • Support and actively promote Ontario Soccer Long-Term Player Development Plan (LTPD). • Support the Technical Director in executing the Club’s technical vision by delivering development programs that reflect BSC’s curriculum, coaching standards, and player pathway initiatives. • Champion a culture of positivity, inclusivity, and player-focused growth across all tiers of competition, ensuring a supportive and development-driven environment for athletes and coaches alike. • Support the delivery of training sessions that align with Barrie Soccer Club’s age-specific curriculum, contributing to the technical, tactical, physical, and mental development appropriate to each stage of the Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) pathway. • Coach and accompany the team to all scheduled matches, tournaments, and events throughout the season, ensuring consistent support, leadership, and alignment with the club’s development...

Position Summary: • Support and actively promote Ontario Soccer Long-Term Player Development Plan (LTPD). • Support the Technical Director in executing the Club’s technical vision by delivering development programs that reflect BSC’s curriculum, coaching standards, and player pathway initiatives. • Champion a culture of positivity, inclusivity, and player-focused growth across all tiers of competition, ensuring a supportive and development-driven environment for athletes and coaches alike. • Use the club’s development and organization platform for session planning, player development, IDPs, and all scheduling/fixtures, as directed. • Design and deliver training sessions that align with Barrie Soccer Club’s age-specific curriculum, emphasizing technical, tactical, physical, and mental development appropriate to each stage of the Long-Term Player Development (LTPD) pathway. • Coach and accompany the team to all scheduled matches,...

Job Title: District Head Coach. Job Type: Part-Time. Application Deadline: August 20th, 2026 Remuneration: Based on experience & qualifications. Reports to: Technical Director. Location: City of Barrie and surrounding areas. Start Date: Effective September 2026. About the Barrie Soccer Club Founded in 1968, the Barrie Soccer Club has been the heartbeat of our local soccer community for over five decades. As a proud not-for-profit organization, we serve more than 3,500 members from young dreamers just learning the game to seasoned players, coaches, and referees shaping its future. Our mission is simple but powerful: to inspire a lifelong love of soccer through dedicated development of coaches, players, and referees. We champion growth on every level physical, social, tactical and technical guided by the values of team spirit, sportsmanship, and mutual respect. Soccer at Barrie isn’t just a sport, it’s a shared experience, a source of pride, and...

Position: Head Coach (Competitive & Grassroots Advanced Player Development) Terms: 2026-2027 Indoor & 2027 Outdoor Season Hours: Part-Time Job Location: East Gwillimbury, Ontario Summary East Gwillimbury Soccer Club is committed to growing the game of soccer in our community. We see soccer as a vehicle for character, teamwork, and responsibility. With a rapidly expanding membership, we’re enhancing both our Grassroots (U7–U12) and Competitive (U13– U18) programs to better support player development. Our Player Pathway ensures every team is led by a professional staff coach, supported by volunteer team officials. Staff coaches are compensated based on licensing, experience, and availability. The Opportunity We are seeking enthusiastic Player Development Coaches to join our technical team and help shape the long-term development of youth players.   Primary Duties and Responsibilities Run age-appropriate sessions...

Position Summary: North Toronto Soccer’s Advanced Development Program provides players aged 8-10 with a safe, accessible, and stage appropriate environment where players can develop and refine their skills. The Nitros Development Program consists of under-9 & under-10 Age Groups for boys and girls. Within the Age Group coaches work closely with a select group of players known as a Pod. Pods are selected based on level of play, but movement between Pods can be facilitated. Each Pod trains three times per week and plays a weekly game. Head Coaches are responsible for leading all aspects of team operations including: ● Planning & delivering training sessions according to the Age Group scheme of work ● Coaching games ● Facilitating tryouts ● Providing player feedback ● Maintaining good communication with players and families ● Regular communication with the Manager, Nitros Development Program Experience & Training: ● Experience working with...