Why do programs still ask for volunteer coaches? I know budgets can be tight but it's work, it's a job, and should always be compensated.

What do you think is the biggest inhibitor to a great coach finding a position?

Get PAID to coach sports!

What is the most important thing when interviewing for a sports coaching job?

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Reflecting on my past experiences, I understand the challenges of navigating the competitive job market. The quest for a remarkable opportunity can feel like a job in itself, and the process can be incredibly frustrating.This sentiment extends to the world of sports coaching. Traditionally, coaching opportunities have been largely word-of-mouth, creating barriers for many qualified applicants. Without personal connections, breaking into the industry or securing an interview can seem like an uphill battle.So, how do you set yourself apart?

1. Reflecting on my past experiences, I understand the challenges of navigating the competitive job market. The quest for a remarkable opportunity can feel like a job in itself, and the process can be incredibly frustrating. This sentiment extends to the world of sports coaching. Traditionally, coaching opportunities have been largely word-of-mouth, creating barriers for many qualified applicants. Without personal connections, breaking into the industry or securing an interview can seem like an uphill battle. So, how do you set yourself apart??
2. Interview preparation
3. Craft a tailored resume to the job you're applying for
4. Seek referrals
5. The bare minimum to land a coaching job
6. During my own journey, I maintained a list of rejections, using them as fuel to propel me toward the right opportunity. Remember, it all works out in the end!

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