Elementary School Soccer Coach
About the job
- Prior coaching or playing experience in soccer is preferred.
- A strong understanding of soccer fundamentals and rules is required.
- The ability to work effectively with children and foster a positive, supportive environment is required.
- Excellent communication and organizational skills are required.
- A commitment to the safety and well-being of all participants is required.
- CPR and First Aid certification are preferred.
- The ability to pass a background check is required.
- The coach must be prepared to work outdoors in varying weather conditions, during after-school hours and on weekends, and to lift and carry soccer equipment as needed.
- Develop age-appropriate practice plans focused on skill development, physical fitness, and teamwork.
- Prepare the team for league games, manage game-day logistics, and provide guidance and encouragement during matches.
- Teach fundamental soccer techniques, including passing, dribbling, shooting, and defending.
- Foster sportsmanship and teamwork, emphasizing respect, cooperation, and perseverance.
- Ensure the safety and well-being of players during practices, games, and team activities.
- Maintain open communication with players, parents, and school administrators about schedules, expectations, and team updates.
- Organize, distribute, and maintain soccer equipment and ensure its proper use.
- Lead, assist, and inspire young athletes ages 4–11 in an elementary school spirit soccer league.
- Prior coaching or playing experience in soccer.
- CPR and First Aid certification.
About the company
Super Soccer Stars runs youth soccer development programs in the United States, offering age-appropriate curricula through classes, camps, and private sessions. Programs are mobile—held in schools, parks, and community centers—with a low child-to-coach ratio and a non-competitive, educational focus that builds soccer skills, motor abilities, social skills, and physical literacy. It differentiates itself by prioritizing development and confidence in a supportive setting and by a scalable franchising model that began in 2022, plus national growth after its 2021 acquisition. The goal is to help children gain fundamental skills and self-confidence through accessible youth soccer and to expand the program into a multi-brand national sports platform.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Town of Mount Pleasant, New York
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 Falfurrias capital gives franchisees more tools, training, marketing, and operational support.
- September 2026 partnerships and new San Francisco registrations show active local expansion.
- World Cup 2026 coverage and registration campaigns should lift demand through early 2026.
What critics are saying
- Territory exclusivity is weak; FDDs allow overlapping franchises and company-owned units outside territories.
- Venue access drives revenue; losing a school or park contract kills local classes immediately.
- Quality-control failure across 400-plus territories would shatter trust and franchise resale value.
What makes Super Soccer Stars unique
- Curriculum-based, non-competitive soccer for ages 1-18 sets Soccer Stars apart.
- Mobile classes in parks, schools, and centers keep overhead structurally low.
- Youth Athletes United's 2026 Falfurrias investment strengthens shared franchising, training, and marketing.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours
- Training Programs
- Professional Development Budget
- Performance Bonus