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Coach - Gymnastics for All (GfA) recreational program - IMMEDIATE START

Hours: Part time (6-20 hours/week). Hours of engagement can be determined on mutual availability and understanding. Must be available to work weekday evenings (4pm onwards) and/or Saturday morning. (PS: if you are an ex-gymnast and want to start your journey into coaching - be it part-time or full time, we can help you get started)

Primary responsibilities (in brief)

  • Lead recreational classes as per schedule, make circuits, and guide participants through developmentally appropriate activities and progressions.

  • Plan, develop, coordinate, implement and evaluate development of the participants; complete assessment reports, engage with staff to complete all duties related to a successful running of the program.

  • Ensure adaptability with diverse learning styles to incorporate inclusivity and appropriately challenge participants.

  • Perform other duties related to coaching such as assessments; and substitute coach other programs, if needed.

What you provide 

  • Passion for working with children, and interest in their development; have knowledge of gymnastics equipment and tools

  • Must be able to be physically active and bear weight so as to support class participants in their activities

  • 1-2 years experience in coaching artistic gymnastics/working in a sport environment

  • Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures related to sport/physical literacy

  • Experience in class management, lesson/progression organizing, and working with peers on the floor

  • Minimum NCCP Foundations Trained/Certified (if do not have the training, we will help you achieve it)

  • Respect in Sport; Making Ethical Decisions certification

  • Valid First Aid/CPR Certification for adult applicants

  • Current criminal record check with vulnerable sector for adult applicants

  • Valid permit/status to work in Canada

Coach - Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) program (CCP/Xcel/Dev)

Hours: Part time/full time (12-35 hours). Hours of engagement can be determined on mutual availability and understanding. Must be available to work evenings and weekends. If you are interested in fewer hours per week, we would still love to hear from you.

Primary responsibilities (in brief)

  • Be part of the coaching team that works with athletes who wish to achieve higher levels in artistic gymnastics. Ensure all opportunities are provided to achieve individual and team goals. Work with the Lead Coach on technical expectations and direction of the program

  • Plan, develop and coordinate competition schedules and program training

  • Actively coach a group of athletes; evaluate existing and prospective athletes’ level of skill and performance

  • Motivate and prepare athletes and team for competitions

  • Communicate with lead coaches and parents on athlete progress

  • Perform other duties related to coaching, program delivery

What you provide 

  • 2 - 3 years experience in coaching a competitive level artistic gymnastics program

  • Extensive knowledge of the Canadian Competitive Program CCP 1-10 and FIG requirements, and/or the Xcel program

  • Strong technical knowledge of artistic gymnastics; familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within women’s competitive gymnastics programs

  • Experience in class planning, organizing, and working with peers on the floor

  • Comp 1/2 NCCP Artistic Gymnastics certified or higher

  • Level 1 NCCP Trampoline Gymnastics trained/certified (or willingness to take the course)

  • Respect in Sport; Making Ethical Decisions certification

  • Valid First Aid/CPR Certification

  • Current criminal record check with vulnerable sector

  • Valid permit/status to work in Canada

What are we looking for 

  • Team player, passion and enthusiasm for the sport/physical literacy

  • Take pride in coaching and in the overall achievement of athletes

  • Organizational and problem-solving skills; positive attitude

  • Dependable, committed, and enjoy working with children

  • Good understanding of class and behavior management

  • Great communication and leadership skills; a great opportunity for the candidate to develop leadership skills

  • Detail-oriented and willing to learn and grow; participate in coach education camps; willing to mentor and support in-house coach development activities

  • Motivation and curiosity to stay informed and incorporate international standards of skill development, and coaching techniques

  • Physical abilities to perform duties of the position

What we offer

  • An organization/space where staff works towards a common goal with teamwork, respect, inclusivity, and adaptability; where coaches engage to achieve positive levels of achievement for all participants

  • A great team environment, and a supportive team including administrative staff, coaches, and leaders

  • Competitive rate of pay commensurate with experience and qualifications

  • Access to personal and professional development

  • A growing gym, with space and independence to run a program efficiently

  • Discount on class fee for GfA program for your immediate family members

  • Extended health benefits


Embody our values of “Friendship, Excellence, Respect” and foster a professional, safe, and energetic workplace, by coordinating & working well with all vested parties including but not limited to peers (recreational and competitive program coaches), athletes and their parents, and staff members.

How to apply 

Resume with cover letter/ any questions can be emailed to admin@richmondgymnastics.com
Thank you in advance for choosing to submit your application for consideration.