5 jobs found in ontario

I.Overview The OPDL coach is a part-time employee whose primary objective is to develop players in a fun and challenging environment. Player retention is of the highest importance and the coach should endeavor to provide quality programming to all players. The employee will coach in the OPDL and Pre-OPDL programs. II. Responsibilities 1.Functional Accountabilities - Under the guidance of the Head Coach. ➔ Implement the Club’s Philosophy for player development. ➔ Hands on organization and management of the team. ➔ Ensure TeamSnap is kept up to date (schedule and roster). ➔ Timely communication via Teamsnap to parents. ➔ Coordinate with team managers/management. ➔ Support the Club and co workers positively. ➔ Plan, deliver, and analyze training sessions and games when the Head Coach is not available. ➔ Attend all in-house & OS led coach education sessions. ➔ Provide opportunities for development players when possible. ➔ Attend Provincial screening events. ➔...

Location: Greater Toronto Area (Midtown)Position Type: Winter Break, March Break & Summer Camps Starting Date: May 2st Closing date: Nov 1st Salary : $525 $600 a week About TAC Sports TAC Sports is dedicated to developing confident, skilled, and passionate young athletes through fun, structured, and inclusive soccer programs. We focus on player development, teamwork, and a love for the game. Responsibilities Lead engaging soccer training sessions for youth players Teach fundamental soccer skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship Create a positive, safe, and supportive learning environment Communicate effectively with players, parents, and staff Set up and organize drills, games, and equipment Qualifications Experience playing or coaching soccer (youth experience preferred) Passion for working with children and youth Strong communication and leadership skills Reliable, energetic, and positive attitude Coaching certifications are an asset (not required) What...

JOB TITLE: Field Maintenance Employee  Seasonal, Part-Time PAY: Commensurate with experience OBJECTIVE: To ensure that club used and owned soccer fields are maintained to a high standard and ready for usage on weekly basis. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: This is a non-supervisory position. General job function is to efficiently and effectively ensure soccer fields at the Barrie Soccer Club and various fields within the City of Barrie are lined weekly, and that goal netting is installed, and in good working order. Main duties would include, but not limited to, lining the fields, regular cutting, and addressing any field concerns. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Performs maintenance of club facilities, such as mowing, chalk lining • Installation of soccer goal netting (mesh) at various fields in the City of Barrie • Ability to perform mowing operations with wide area, zero turn rotary, or reel type mowing equipment • Participates in the maintenance...

Job Title: Gameday Convenor Job Type: Part-time Seasonal Salary: $18.00-$22/hour (based on experience) Hours of work: Up to 20 hours per week Schedule: Fridays 7pm-11pm and Sundays 2pm-11pm with occasional weeknight Position Overview Under the guidance of the Recreational Department, the Convenor is responsible for overseeing the execution of game day operations and acting as a liaison between participants and the league. Roles and Responsibilities Game day operations • Complete match reporting (scores, cards, incidents) • Verify team rosters and manage pre-game check-ins • Ensure punctual kick-offs and smooth game flow • Handle minor disputes and escalate when required • Attend all scheduled league games and events • Serve as the point of contact for teams, players, and officials during games • Escalate unresolved issues to the league coordinator or appropriate authority as needed Field & Facility Support •...

Position Title: Learning Facilitator Position Term: Contract (3-year term) Reports To: Manager, Player & Coach Development Background: Founded in 1901, Ontario Soccer is currently comprised of more than 500 Clubs servicing over 24,000 teams with 380,000 registered players, 70,000 coaches and managers, and 7,200 match officials, as well as countless volunteers, parents and supporters encompassing a direct, multicultural community of over 1,000,000 Ontarians. Ontario Soccer develops and delivers exceptional and sustainable programs and services throughout Ontario with the mission of providing leadership and support for the advancement of soccer in collaboration and cooperation with our member District Associations, partners and other stakeholders. Ontario Soccer owns and operates the Zanchin Automotive Soccer Centre in Vaughan, Ontario as well operating the Ontario Player Development League (OPDL); the province’s premier standards-based youth development...