3 jobs found in Austin, TX

RUSH Assistant Coach Job Description GENERAL SUMMARY Assists in coaching individuals and groups in competitive swimming; demonstrates proper use of equipment and techniques; observes swimmers to detect and correct mistakes; attends and supports swim meets; and contributes to the overall success and culture of the RUSH swim program. SUPERVISION Reports to the Aquatic Director and Head Swim Coach. COMPENSATION Hourly Pay: $20–$25/hour , based on experience and certifications Commission Opportunities: Available through private lessons and additional program contributions ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Adhere to the GHCC Employee Handbook and GHCC Rules and Standards of Conduct Coach athletes in proper swim technique and form; provide technical feedback and motivation Assist with meet logistics, including organizing swimmers and ensuring participation Respond to member inquiries and resolve concerns professionally Help...

Type: SWISD employee (hourly, non-exempt) Hours: ~15-25 hrs/week Weekday afternoons/evenings, Saturday mornings, + 1-2 meets/month Reports to: Aquatics Coordinator/Head Swim Coach Role Summary Own a training group as the lead on deck (design plans, run practices, track progress) while assisting other groups as needed. Model a positive, SafeSport-aligned culture and communicate clearly with families. Core Responsibilities Plan & coach: seasonal/weekly/daily practices for the assigned group(s) (water & age-appropriate dryland as necessary) Technical development: progressions for all strokes. starts/turns, race strategy; video feedback when appropriate Group leadership: maintain standards for attendance, effort, and sportsmanship; manage lane assignments; uphold discipline with consistency Meet coaching: prepare entries with the staff, write race plans, on-deck coaching,...

Type: SWISD employee (hourly, non-exempt) Hours: up to 20 hrs/week Weekday afternoons/evenings, Saturday mornings, meets as needed Reports to: Aquatics Coordinator/Head Coach; employed by SWISD Role Summary Provide high-quality assistance on deck for larger groups (10&U through 14&U and/or developmental HS), ensuring excellent lane management, technique correction, and athlete safety within district policies. Core Responsibilities On-deck support: execute practice plans provided by lead coaches; manage lanes, intervals, and equipment; deliver continuous technique feedback Safety & supervision: Enforce deck and facility rules; maintain consistent head-counting and transitions; report incidents in line with district policy Meet assistance: shepherd large athlete groups at warm-ups, clerk-of-course, and team areas; record splits and provide concise post-race cues...