Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach

Howard University•Washington, DC

1d•$45,000 - $50,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach serves as a key member of the program’s leadership team, partnering with the Head Coach to advance the strategic direction and overall success of the men’s soccer program. This role provides leadership across training, competition, recruiting, and operations, while supporting the holistic development of student-athletes both athletically and personally. The position plays a critical role in fostering a culture of excellence, accountability, and competitive achievement. Additionally, the role contributes to program growth through community engagement, camps, clinics, and alumni relations, enhancing the program’s visibility and impact.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required.
Two plus years of coaching experience, preferably at a collegiate level or club level.

Responsibilities

Partner with the Head Coach in the overall leadership, development, and advancement of the men’s soccer program, contributing to strategic planning and program direction.
Coordinate and manage team operations, including practice planning, travel, and scheduling in collaboration with internal departments to ensure efficient program execution.
Ensure adherence to NCAA and conference regulations, maintaining accurate documentation and overseeing required compliance processes.
Assist in the development and execution of camps, clinics, and alumni engagement initiatives to enhance program visibility, relationships, and revenue opportunities.
Lead the instruction and development of student-athletes through technical training, tactical education, and individualized performance plans to maximize competitive success.
Promote and monitor academic success and personal development of student-athletes through collaboration with academic support staff.
Oversee opponent analysis, scouting, and game plan development, utilizing video and analytics to prepare student-athletes for competition.
Direct all video operations, including conference exchange requirements, and utilize film to support player development, game preparation, and staff decision-making.
Identify, evaluate, and recruit high-level student-athletes, while cultivating relationships with MLS academies, clubs, and high schools.