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The college and career coach reports to the Community School Director. The College and Career Coach works to recruit mentors, organize community service opportunities, plan monthly outings and create and deliver a life skills curriculum to prepare students for success after High School.
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The Instructional Coach will support educators on-site up to four days a week with the fifth day dedicated to planning and preparing to meet the needs of educators. Location : This position requires that the Instructional Coach, Literacy is permitted to work in the US, have residency in the US, and possess a valid US driver's license.
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Experience as a successful instructional coach and/or peer mentor. The Multilingual Learner Instructional Coach (MLIC) supports dual language and multilingual learner programming at the system and campus levels.
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Reporting to an Associate Director, the Success Coach may specialize in and execute functions under the following areas: First & Second Year Student Success, Third & Fourth Year Student Success, Graduate & International Student Success, Residence Life, Campus Life.
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Leadership Coach Key Responsibilities. You'll coach Guides by modeling enthusiasm, energy, and expert facilitation skills. You would be the best Guide if we hired you, but you'd rather coach Guides and hold them to a high standard.
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Fun, enthusiastic, experienced pickleball coach, with deep experience teaching school age children. You will be matched with opportunities to coach tennis at elementary school students at schools, buildings and communities across New York City. These teaching opportunities will be for terms that could last anywhere from 6 weeks to 18 weeks.
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Assist in coaching our Waverunners swim team and our pre-swim team program under the supervision of the Head Coach. Must be available to coach the spring clinic session as well. The JCC is home to the renowned Thurnauer School of Music, Leonard and Syril Rubin Nursery School, Neil Klatskin Day Camp, and the JCC Dance and Drama Schools.
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An OTF Coach must focus on a well-rounded theory of fitness, including endurance, strength, and power, using the tools given to optimize the client’s experience and results. As an OTF Fitness Coach, you will be responsible for delivering scientifically predesigned workouts for up to 45 clients per session.
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The College Coach is a critical position within HSVS’ American Dream Coaching Program. The College Coach will be expected to create a calm, trauma-informed environment, and use a non-judgmental, strengths-based, and collaborative approach to working with the youth.
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Job Purpose: The wellness coach provides onsite, comprehensive wellbeing and injury prevention services that engage individual employees and the client’s whole employee populations in positive lifestyle initiatives that improve health and wellbeing, lower chronic disease risk, and reduce healthcare costs for the client.
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We are currently seeking an experienced rowing coach to support our upcoming short-term camp in China this October. At least 10 years of experience as a rowing coach. Position Title: Rowing Coach.
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The Instructional Coach will support the Leadership Team by providing curriculum and instruction support to ensure all of our students are performing at their maximum potential. In addition, the Instructional Coach will be responsible for providing professional development to share best practices and instructional strategies across all subject areas.
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The Health and Wellness Coach supports the clinical department by cultivating behavior and healthy lifestyle change for participants enrolled in Asset Health’s coaching programs through participant-centered coaching, motivational interviewing, and behavior change strategies.
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The Riverdale Country School Athletics Department is looking to hire a qualified Varsity Water Polo Coach. Collaborate and assign tasks to assistant coach(es) The Riverdale Country School Athletics Department is looking to hire a qualified Varsity Water Polo Coach.
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We provide you with clients and give you multiple opportunities to coach at the same location. We promise to help you grow as a coach and give you the opportunities to develop and advance your career.
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