Men's Tennis Coach (part-time)
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New Haven area, Connecticut
Run a men's tennis program as the head coach. You would recruit student-athletes, oversee conditioning, practices and competitions, and supervise the assistant coaches. You would also work on facilities and fundraising alongside the athletic director.
This is a part-time role with evening hours and some weekend hours required. A bachelor's degree and CPR or first aid certification are preferred. It is a good fit for a coach ready to lead a college team and the staff who support it.
Stated requirements
- Coaches college players
- CPR / First Aid preferred
- Evening and some weekend hours required
- Bachelor's degree preferred
- CPR / First Aid
Benefits
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Ratings by areaout of 5
- Culture and values3.6
- Work-life balance3.3
- Pay and benefits2.2
- Career growth2.8
- Senior management3.0
- Diversity and inclusion3.2
What employees saysummed up from the 10 most recent reviews
Coaches say: The one coaching review was positive: it mentions training offered, input on course content, good people, and that class load depends on how many students enroll.
Liked
- Students and co-workers are described as good to work with
- Chance to produce work you can show in a portfolio
- Some roles offer flexible scheduling, including some online teaching
- Some staff say supervisors and administration are supportive
Disliked
- Management is widely described as disorganized and hard to work under
- Pay is low, and one reviewer said it is below industry norms
- Little room to grow or get promoted, according to some reviewers
- Benefits and raises are described as weak for faculty
- Work/life balance and time off support are criticized
Company facts
- Founded
- 1925
- Size
- 51 to 200 Employees
- Type
- College / University
- Revenue
- $25 to $100 million (USD)
- Industry
- Colleges & Universities
- Headquarters
- New Haven, CT
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Job facts
- Sport
- Tennis
- Levels
- College players
- Employer type
- College
- Posted
- Oct 13, 2026
Where it is
New Haven area, Connecticut