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Benefits: Flexible schedule Opportunity for advancement Signing bonus Training & development Soccer Shots DCO/MGY/CHE/BER, PA, is looking for a passionate part-time soccer coach to work with children ages 2 to 8.
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Soccer Shots DCO/MGY/CHE/BER, PA, is looking for a passionate part-time soccer coach to work with children ages 2 to 8.
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Are you passionate about sports, education, being a positive role model and impacting young children? No prior sports/coaching experience is required. Fun—Get ready to be active, laugh, cheer, and maybe even do a victory dance or two.
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Associates degree in Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, Information Technologies (or a related discipline) or equivalent combination of education & experience. Assures course development processes, standards and content adhere to and are in line with the relevant accrediting guidelines where applicable for continuing education credits.
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A background in child development, physical education, and/or gymnastics helps as well) For over 40 years, our trained instructors have nurtured happy, confident kids through parent/child classes, gymnastics, dance and sports prep, plus enjoyable extras like camps, Parentsʼ Survival Nights and Awesome Birthday Bash parties.
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Opportunities for continuing education and professional training and development. The Aquatic Group Instructor is expected to develop and conduct aquatic fitness classes. Pursue American Red Cross CPR and First Aid certifications.
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