Toddler / Youth Basketball Coach
About the job
- Experience working with children ages 2–10.
- Availability on weekday evenings between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. and/or weekends between 9 a.m. and noon on Saturday or Sunday.
- Availability to work through the Summer and Winter seasons.
- Ability to engage young children and coach activities for two or more hours while physically fit.
- Ability to communicate effectively with children and provide feedback to parents.
- Complete both short assessments before or right after applying; applications with both completed are reviewed first.
- Coach basketball programs for children ages 2–10, adapting activities to children's ages and development.
- Teach dribbling, passing, shooting, teamwork, scrimmages, game-like situations, and skill development as appropriate to players' ages.
- Experience working with children ages 2–14.
- Experience coaching across toddler and youth age groups.
- Experience with youth sports organizations such as SportBall, City Camps, or Pedalheads, or soccer environments such as Little Kickers, Timbits Soccer, or house leagues.
- Coaching certification such as Active Start, FUNdamentals, or Learn to Train.
About the company
Community Sports Partners operates sports programs, leagues, and facilities for children and adults in the Greater Toronto Area. Its brands include SportStars youth soccer, HoopStars basketball, Mississauga Soccer, Volleyball Mississauga, and RecRivals. Families use coached training, games, and camps, while adult players join soccer and volleyball leagues and teams rent indoor turf or gym space. The company combines program delivery with coaching, scheduling, customer service, facility operations, and shared administrative functions to support participation across its brands. Its Applewood Heights site serves multiple sports throughout the year, and the company is headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
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Headquarters
Mississauga, Canada
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Participation growth creates incentive opportunities: its Mississauga basketball role discusses financial rewards for meeting participation and performance targets.
- Childcare experience creates an entry route: the Belleville coaching post treats coaching certification as an asset.
- Finance work has broad responsibility: its controller owns end-to-end accounting and partners with the CFO and department leaders.
What critics are saying
- Coaching includes administration: the basketball development post allocates five weekly hours to scheduling, recruitment, and program work.
- Youth instruction needs off-hour availability: its Belleville post requests weekday evenings or weekend mornings across summer and winter seasons.
- One listing gives conflicting work arrangements: the controller description mentions remote work but structured location data says on-site.
What makes Community Sports Partners unique
- The app joins several services: RecRivals lets users book pickup games, join leagues, and rent fields in one place.
- One turf venue supports concurrent games: Applewood Heights has eight mini goals, two full-size goals, and divider nets.
- Youth progression is organized by age: SportStars groups training, game-day matches, house leagues, and camps by birth year.
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