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This Job Opening is located between the following zip codes: • Los Angeles, CA 90029 • Los Angeles, CA 90042 • Los Angeles, CA 90066 Assistant Athletic Coach Department: Programs & Instruction Reports To: Head Coach / Site Coordinator Classification: Part-Time Position Overview The Assistant Coach supports the delivery of safe, structured, and engaging physical-activity programming for students on school campuses. This role assists the Head Coach in implementing daily lesson plans, managing student behavior, reinforcing social-emotional learning (SEL) principles, and ensuring compliance with school-site policies and organizational standards. Assistant Coaches serve as positive role models and help create an inclusive, respectful, and high-energy environment for all participants. Key Responsibilities Program & Instructional Support • Assist the Head Coach in leading structured sports, games, and physical-activity sessions aligned with the daily curriculum. • Support warm-ups, skill drills, game facilitation, and transitions between activities. • Reinforce program rules, routines, and expectations consistently. • Provide encouragement, redirection, and positive reinforcement to students during activities. Student Engagement & SEL Support • Model respectful communication, teamwork, and sportsmanship at all times. • Use age-appropriate SEL language to promote self-regulation, cooperation, and conflict resolution. • Support inclusive participation by adapting activities for varying skill levels and needs. • Assist in de-escalating minor conflicts and refer larger issues to the Head Coach or Site Coordinator. Yard Management • Help maintain active supervision and student safety at all times. • Support line-ups, transitions, attendance counts, and dismissal procedures. • Assist with equipment setup, breakdown, and proper storage. • Monitor student behavior and report incidents according to protocol. Compliance & Professional Conduct • Follow all school-district policies, site-specific procedures, and organizational standards. • Maintain professional boundaries and appropriate interactions with students and staff. • Attend required trainings, orientations, and professional-development sessions. • Communicate scheduling conflicts or concerns promptly to leadership. Required Qualifications • Experience working with children or youth in a school, sports, or recreational setting (preferred). • Strong communication and interpersonal skills. • Ability to follow direction and work collaboratively with a Head Coach and site staff. • Reliable transportation and punctual attendance. • Ability to stand, walk, and actively engage in physical activity for extended periods. Required Clearances & Certifications  (may be required prior to start) • Livescan / fingerprint clearance (at candidate's expense) • TB test (as required by district) • CPR & First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain) • Mandated reporter training • Must complete a full professional development course. If successfully passed, a $300 completion credit will be paid after hire in the first paycheck. Schedule & Work Environment • Typically scheduled during school-day hours (recess, PE, or after-school programs). • May include occasional trainings, meetings, or weekend events as assigned. • Work is performed outdoors and indoors on active school campuses Performance Expectations Assistant Coaches are evaluated on: • Reliability and punctuality • Ability to support structured instruction and behavior management • Professional conduct and communication • Engagement with students and teamwork with staff • Adherence to safety and compliance standards Growth & Advancement This role may serve as a pathway to increased responsibility, including Lead Assistant or Head Coach positions, based on performance, experience, and organizational need.