16 administration jobs found

We are seeking a driven and highly organised individual, to lead, manage and deliver all operational aspects of the Liverpool Women’s Professional Game Academy, ensuring the effective planning, coordination and execution of day-to-day activities that support an elite, player-centred environment. The LFCW Pro Game Operations Lead will work collaboratively with technical, medical and performance staff to provide a high-quality infrastructure that enables player development, wellbeing and performance, while ensuring compliance with governing body regulations and club standards. What you will be doing:  Operational Planning and Delivery Lead the planning, coordination and delivery of all LFCW PGA operations, including training schedules, fixtures, travel and logistics. Ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the LFCW PGA programme. Develop and maintain operational calendars aligned to the technical programme and competition schedule. Work in collaboration with the...

Mary Baldwin University (MBU) seeks a head coach for the women’s soccer program. The head coach reports directly to the Director of Athletics. Located in Staunton, Virginia, Mary Baldwin recently transitioned from college to university status, reflecting its growing range of bachelor’s, master level, and doctoral programs. MBU is a very diverse entrepreneurial institution with a record of innovation aspiring to meet the evolving higher education needs of society. The successful candidate will oversee all facets of MBU’s NCAA Division III women’s soccer program, including: •Utilizing well-developed professional and interpersonal communication skills, work closely with many campus constituencies, including the athletic department leadership and staff as well as the University administration. •Recruit highly-motivated student-athletes to compete in the program. •Develop and implement practice and competition schedules within the...

Available: Immediately Duties and Responsibilities: This position is a part-time 10-month position in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Responsible for effectively working with qualified student-athletes and assisting with all aspects of the women’s soccer program including but not limited to: coaching responsibilities, as assigned by the Head Soccer Coach, assisting in recruitment of prospective student athletes, monitoring the academic progress of soccer student-athletes, assisting with program’s strength and conditioning program, and assisting in operation of program’s camps and clinics. The Graduate Assistant will also coordinate team travel, inventory and manage the program’s gear and equipment, assist with Goal Club and alumni outreach, and oversee compliance with the GAC’s film sharing program. The GA is responsible for compliance with policies and procedures of the University, Great American Conference (GAC), NCAA and other...

Associate Head Coach, Women's Soccer/Admin Coord & Recruiter/Assistant Director for Compliance & Internal Operations Mechanicsburg, PA, United States The Associate Head Coach, Administrative Coordinator & Recruiter supports the Head Coach for women's soccer. In that role, the Associate Head Coach/Administrative Coordinator & Recruiter is responsible for performance analysis and skill development as well as performing administrative duties and assisting with recruiting. This position will also help to operate a program for student-athletes, with differing abilities and skills, and serve as a role model in meeting our complimentary goals in Athletics of "Pursuing Athletic Excellence…Developing Christian Character." The Assistant Director for Compliance and Internal Operations assists the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Internal Operations with NCAA compliance monitoring and game day/event management. Primary Duties: Associate Head Coach...

Job Title:  Head Women’s Soccer Coach Job ID:  32069 Location:  College of Staten Island Full/Part Time:  Full-Time Regular/Temporary:  Regular   POSITION DETAILS Reporting to the Director of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation, the Head Women’s Soccer Coach will be responsible for the guidance of the soccer program, which includes practice and game management, recruiting, budgeting, team travel and roster management.  Administration, supervision, management, and staff selection for the women’s soccer program including, but not limited to, recruiting, roster management, scheduling, budgeting, game and travel management. Oversees the implementation of programs in the areas of scouting, strategy, recruitment, conditioning and player development to enhance athletic performance and achievement, coupled with a keen focus on academic excellence Coaching responsibilities to also include...

Job Summary: The graduate assistant serves as an assistant to a sport head coach or department director while completing the requirements for a graduate degree. They must support the philosophy and goals of the head coach/director as well as the mission and vision of the university. This is an hourly position with varied work schedules during the year based on the needs of the program and the head coach/director.   Job Title : Graduate Assistant                                                                                                        Department:  Athletics Supervisor:  Head Coach                             ...

To provide support and administrative skills in the management and development of the University’s Women’s Soccer program. Responsible for assisting the Head Coach with all duties. Description of Duties • Assists in the administration of the University’s Women’s Soccer program. • Oversees and participates in practice and game coaching. • Participates in the planning of practices. • Participates in the planning of game strategy. • Participates in the recruiting of new student athletes. • Submits travel expenditure reports. • Monitors student-athletes to determine academic status. • Participates in instructions and demonstrations during practice and conditioning sessions. • Plans and coordinates special events for department functions. • Participates in the review and evaluation of opponents’ game film. • Performs other duties as assigned.    ...

Tiffin University, a member of the NCAA Division II and the GMAC, invites applications for the position of Head Coach, Women’s Soccer. We seek an inspiring leader who is committed to fostering a positive and holistic student-athlete experience. The ideal candidate will prioritize student-athlete well-being, academic achievement, personal development, and competitive excellence. This position plays a critical role in supporting the mission, ICARE values, and vision of the institution and the Athletics Department. The Head Coach is responsible for providing leadership, organization, and supervision for all aspects of the Women’s Soccer program, with a strong commitment to the NCAA Division II “Life in the Balance” philosophy and the holistic development of student-athletes. Student-Athlete Experience & Well-Being Create and maintain a team culture centered on respect, inclusion, academic focus, and personal growth...Promote student-athlete...

Position Title: Graduate Assistant for Women’s Soccer Reports to: Head Women’s Soccer Coach Primary function: The GA will be responsible for assisting the head coach in the daily operations and overall administration of the varsity athletic program. They will provide an excellent, transformative student-athlete experience, demonstrate positive progress in competitive standing in the Presidents Athletic Conference and recruit student-athletes to the college Required Qualifications: Collegiate playing experience, managing, or student coaching experience and demonstrated leadership. Education: Bachelor’s degree Special challenges and environment: Frequent nights and weekends; frequent work outdoors, often in adverse weather conditions; must be able to lift at least 25 pounds; must be able to sit and stand for extended periods. All positions require the incumbent to be able to fully embrace the unique mission and identity of the College as a...

The Head Women’s Soccer Coach leads Tarleton State University’s NCAA Division I women’s soccer program. This position plays a key role in program development, athlete recruitment, and team performance, while ensuring compliance with NCAA, conference, and university regulations. The Head Coach provides leadership in training, mentoring student-athletes, and supervising assistant coaches and graduate assistants to foster a culture of excellence, integrity, and respect. Serves as a Campus Security Authority (CSA); Work hours: Mon-Fri; 8 AM-5 PM or as work requirements indicate. Afterhours and travel required. Responsibilities: Program Leadership & Strategy Provide overall vision, leadership, and strategic direction for the women’s soccer program. Develop and implement comprehensive short- and long-term plans aligned with institutional and athletic department goals. Lead all aspects of game planning, tactical preparation, and player...

Assist in practice planning, setup, and post practice duties Assist in all practice sessions and games Assist in pre-season and in-season conditioning programs Assist with day-to-day operation of program, including; Recruiting, Scouting, Clinics, Game-day management, Field maintenance, Office duties, Travel itineraries, Academic monitoring, Video compilation and editing, Compliance with all university, conference, and NCAA policies. Make satisfactory progress on degree program and maintain good academic standing Soccer playing or coaching experience at the college, high school, or club level Make satisfactory progress on degree program and maintain good academic standing (GPA > 3.0)   Applicants must be accepted into graduate program of study at WSC. Applying for graduate studies at Wayne State College is now totally online. Graduate school information and applications can be found at https://www.wsc.edu/graduate.

As a member of the women’s soccer staff, this part-time position assists the Head Women’s Soccer Coach in the coordination, guidance, direction, and supervision of the women’s soccer program, with emphasis on academic and athletic excellence. Responsibilities:  ​ Primary responsibility is to provide instruction to student-athletes during practices and competition. Evaluates athletic performance and develops / implements practice plans / schedules related to team concepts and technical skill development of student-athletes. Evaluates competing players/teams and develops/implements/adjusts game/situation strategies within philosophy of head coach. Counsels and motivates current student-athletes towards attainment of academic, athletic, and individual achievement. May serve as liaison to academic counselor and Knights Leadership Academy regarding student-athlete progress towards graduation and professional development. Assists head coach with...

United Soccer League Job Title:   Operations Manager – USL W League Position Type:  Full Time Location:  Tampa, FL (USL Headquarters) Overview of the United Soccer League (USL) The United Soccer League (USL) is shaping the future of American soccer through the largest connected soccer ecosystem in the United States. With a presence in more than 200 communities nationwide, the USL unites every level of the game — from youth development to Division One professional competition — across both men’s and women’s pathways. Rooted in community and driven by a bold vision, the USL is turning local passion into nationwide momentum by giving every fan a home, every player a pathway, and every community a place in American soccer’s exciting next chapter. United for Soccer. Position Purpose The Operations Manager – USL W League will lead the operational responsibilities by the League and its member clubs, a...

Knox College invites applications for the position of Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach, a full-time 12-month, benefits-eligible position reporting to the Head Women’s Soccer Coach. The successful candidate is expected to actively contribute to student?athlete development, academic success, and competitive performance while helping to elevate an NCAA Division III program built on accountability, growth, and competitive purpose.   The Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach will play a vital role in advancing the mission and values of Prairie Fire Athletics by helping to build a competitive NCAA Division III program that develops student-athletes of character, fosters belonging and growth, and competes with purpose. This position contributes to a collaborative coaching staff focused on student-athlete development, academic success, and competitive excellence.   Knox College provides a competitive salary and a  strong benefit package  including...

Charlotte Development Academy (CDA) is an all-girls youth soccer club built on a simple but powerful conviction: Intentional training matters more than most clubs are willing to admit. We have spent years developing a methodology that is fundamentally different from the traditional club model — one that maximizes every inch of training space and every minute on the field to create reality-based, game-like experiences that prepare players for the moments that count. We train with intensity and purpose. We believe that the quality of what happens in training is the driving force behind individual - team performance, player growth, and the reputation we have built as a relevant and respected program in the female youth soccer landscape across the region. Our mission is to elevate the value of training. It’s what drives everything we do. As a member club of the Girls Academy League (GA) — one of the elite youth soccer leagues in the United States —...

The Bard College Department of Athletics and Recreation seeks a full-time Head Women’s Soccer Coach. This position reports to the Director of Athletics and is responsible for the oversight of all facets of the intercollegiate women’s soccer program. The successful candidate will support the mission and philosophy of Bard College, the Department of Athletics and Recreation, the Liberty League, and NCAA Division III. Essential Duties Recruit, instruct, and lead a diverse and academically qualified roster of student-athletes consistent with NCAA Division III and Bard College philosophy. Identify and recruit prospective student-athletes through travel, phone, email, social media, recruiting software, and collaboration with the Office of Admission. Prepare and train student-athletes for intercollegiate competition through structured practices, video review, and other instructional methods. Attend all contests and accompany the team on travel, assuming...