Club Water Polo Coach

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Job Posting Title Club Water Polo Coach Job Description Summary Faculty Job Description Club Water Polo Coach The Wellesley College Club Water Polo team is looking for a head coach. The Club is a Division III, Developmental tier team competing in the CWPA. Wellesley College is a women’s college located outside of Boston in Wellesley, MA. We are looking for a coach who can not only train new players but also further existing players’ skills. In the spring, there are 3-4 tournaments in the New England area. The team currently has over 20 student-athletes on the roster. Start date is 9/1/22. Requirements: ● A strong commitment to the Student-Athlete concept and a working knowledge of national affiliation rules and regulations ● Ability to plan and attend three practices a week and weekend tournaments ● Communication with executive board throughout season ● Ability to provide instruction and encouragement to players of all skill levels and positions ● Sexual misconduct training is required and will be provided by the College ● Approve student engagement and participation for Physical Education credits ● Clearance to drive College vehicles and successful completion of a college-administered driving test The position is a part-time, non-benefits-eligible appointment in the Department of Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics for the 2022 spring season. The Club Coach reports to Director of Recreation. The salary is $4000 for 2022-2023 Academic Year. A CORI and SORI and full background check is required for all college hires. 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