What are the responsibilities and job description for the Special Olympics North Carolina: Pickleball Coach, Assistant Coach, Unified Partners - Johnson County position at Special Olympics North Carolina?
Volunteer-driven, non-profit organization
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Do you love pickleball and want to make a meaningful impact to your local community? Special Olympics Johnson County is looking for passionate, dedicated and knowledgable volunteers to join us as pickleball coaches, assistant coaches and unified partners for local Special Olympics athletes.
As a Special Olympics pickleball coach, you will help local athletes learn and improve their pickleball skills by bringing game knowledge, enthusiasm, commitment, and a positive attitude to each practice, event and competition. You will meaningfully enrich the lives of our athletes in life-changing ways by building physical and social skills and instilling self-confidence.
If you're a knowledgable pickleball player and have a few extra hours each month to help local intellectually disabled athletes learn, compete, grow and have fun, this is the opportunity for you!
Our goal is to begin a weekly practice at a local pickleball court where athletes can learn and develop skills.
Exact location TBD - Local Pickleball Court(s)
Practice Times TBD - dependent upon Coach and course availability
Only pickleball knowledge required, we provide the training you need to be a successful coach!
What does coaching look like?
SONC Coach and Sport Resources
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Do you love pickleball and want to make a meaningful impact to your local community? Special Olympics Johnson County is looking for passionate, dedicated and knowledgable volunteers to join us as pickleball coaches, assistant coaches and unified partners for local Special Olympics athletes.
As a Special Olympics pickleball coach, you will help local athletes learn and improve their pickleball skills by bringing game knowledge, enthusiasm, commitment, and a positive attitude to each practice, event and competition. You will meaningfully enrich the lives of our athletes in life-changing ways by building physical and social skills and instilling self-confidence.
If you're a knowledgable pickleball player and have a few extra hours each month to help local intellectually disabled athletes learn, compete, grow and have fun, this is the opportunity for you!
Our goal is to begin a weekly practice at a local pickleball court where athletes can learn and develop skills.
Exact location TBD - Local Pickleball Court(s)
Practice Times TBD - dependent upon Coach and course availability
Only pickleball knowledge required, we provide the training you need to be a successful coach!
What does coaching look like?
- Approximately 8 weeks of practice (typically one 1-hour practice each week)
- One weekend tournament in November at the Special Olympics North Carolina Fall Tournament
- Coach on your own, with a co-coach, or bring an assistant—whatever works best for you!
- This is a 100% volunteer position, but coaches are truly the heart of our program. Because of volunteers like you, our athletes have the opportunity to compete, build confidence, make friends, and achieve incredible goals.
- The best part? You never pay for anything.Wayne County Special Olympics provides all equipment, uniforms, coaching shirts, and supplies, and we cover travel expenses for state-level competitions.
SONC Coach and Sport Resources