Varsity Winter Track Assistant Coach

Location: New York,New York,United States

Trevor Day School's Athletics program emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership. Our coaches are committed educators who teach our student-athletes the importance of collaboration, commitment, and hard work while instilling self-confidence and respect for others. We value competition as an opportunity to challenge ourselves while engaging with the larger community. Our teams and athletes compete successfully at the league, city, and state levels. Trevor benefits from state-of-the-art athletic facilities, including three gyms and training areas with fitness equipment.

We welcome candidates for the Varsity Winter Track Assistant Coach position for the winter 2026 season. This part-time, stipended position begins October 26th and ends March 6th. Practices generally occur on weekdays, with occasional weekend meets. Practice times vary between 3:30 and 7:00 PM, but meets may run beyond that time. Practices are typically held near Trevor Day School, with meets generally held on Thursdays at the Nike Armory. On race days, students may depart anytime after 2:00 PM, so coaches should be available at that time as well. Coaches are a vital part of the Trevor community, and we encourage them to take advantage of meals on campus, schoolwide events, and other activities. The stipend ranges from $3,300-$5,700 for the 16-week season (we are off for two weeks during winter break).

Responsibilities:

• Attend all practices and meets. • Help create and execute all practice and training plans. • Assist with team operations and administrative duties. • Coordinate travel logistics. • Attend all necessary athletic and school meetings. • Communicate regularly with student-athletes, parents, staff, and administrators. • Provide leadership and give detailed feedback to student-athletes. • Exhibit the highest professional standards and ethical behavior.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree; minimum of one year of relevant coaching experience. • Previous high school or college experience is preferred. • Strong understanding of track and field disciplines, programs, and strategies. • Growth mindset and passion for learning. • Ability to form strong professional relationships with students, families, and colleagues. • Excellent organizational and communication skills, with strong attention to detail. • Commitment to equity and inclusion. • Enthusiasm for working in a collaborative, independent school setting. • Candidates must complete 1) the Centers for Disease Control's HEADS up concussion awareness training and 2) First Aid/AED/CPR certification before the start of the season.