YORK UNIVERSITY ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH POSITIONS AVAILABLE

York University is looking for dynamic Assistant Football Coaches to join the York Lions Football program.

Sport York has a strong tradition of excellence since it’s inception in 1965 winning 166 provincial banners and 29 national titles. Football at York plays a critical role in the image of the University and establishing a sense of pride and community. Sport York is dedicated to creating the foundation of a national championship football program, and is looking for incumbents with a holistic student-athlete vision who will work with the Head Coach and various stakeholders to establish and maintain a championship culture.

There are two available positions that will assist the Head Football Coach in the operation of the York Lions Football program, including the roles of Offensive & Defensive Coordinator, athlete recruitment in high schools, and other team administrative duties.

The ideal candidates will posses a strong technical and tactical knowledge with experience coaching at a highly competitive level. The incumbent will demonstrate proficiency in creating a culture that embraces and supports student-athletes, coaches and teams in the pursuit of excellence and will contribute to the formulation of programs and services that support the overall program and create an excellent student experience.

Sport York embraces a culture that ensures the academic success of all student-athletes. The incumbent must meet the high standards of ethical behaviour set out by the University, and must be committed to the ethical principles of eligibility & recruiting beyond the CIS guidelines.

Education:
University degree in kinesiology/physical education or related area preferred. NCCP Certification Level II or equivalent preferred.

Experience:
Minimum three years coaching football, preferably at the university level.

Skills:
Full technical knowledge of, and a demonstrated ability to analyze, all aspects of football. Excellent interpersonal and oral communication skills; instructional, coaching and motivating skills; influencing and team building skills. Demonstrated skills/abilities in planning and organizing, taking initiative, and exercising good judgment. Ability to maintain tact and composure in a highly competitive environment. Numeric and record keeping skills; good written communication skills; and established recruiting networks

Positions Available:
Offensive Coordinator & Defensive Coordinator
Salary: $33,000 (without benefits)
Duration: 1 Year Contract, renewable on annual basis
Hours: Flexible work week during sport season/academic year to incorporate training, practices, competition and travel, admin/service obligations and student consultation.
Application Deadline: June 1, 2010

Interested applicants should submit a covering letter and resume with references no later than Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Please direct all correspondence:

York University – Sport & Recreation
302 Tait McKenzie
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
ATTENTION: Wayne Gordon, Human Resources Advisor
E-mail: [email][email protected]
Applications sent via e-mail preferred – no phone calls please.

Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. York University is committed to Employment Equity and encourages applications from all qualified candidates.