Softball - Student Assistant Camp Coach

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Supervisory Organization:

Softball (Shawna D. Cyrus)

Department:

5420 Non Work Study, Physical Education & Athletics

Dates of employment:

2024-07-01

• About the Position

Assist in coaching softball camps.

Camp dates: July 11 Prospect Camp

July 23-25 Pio Pup Camp

Aug. 20-22 Pio Pup Camp

What You'll Do

• Supervise small groups of campers.

• Teach basic softball to campers.

• Supervise campers during lunch hour.

• Fill out evaluations for camp group.

• Help set up field.

Must Haves

• Been contacted directly by the hiring manager.

Nice to Haves

• Softball coaching experience

Physical Requirements

• Considerable amount of lifting of medium weight (15 to 35 lbs.) climbing, or other physically tiring work.

• Bending, kneeling/squatting, twisting, climbing (stairs), standing, sitting, walking, grasping/gripping, pinching/squeezing, reaching, pushing/pulling, seeing, talking, hearing

Work Schedule

• Hours/Days per week: varies depending on need

Pay Rate

• $22.00 per hour

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