Athletic Coach - Girls Golf Coach 1: Castlemont (Fall, 2026)

Oakland Unified School District•Oakland, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for a Girls Golf Coach at Castlemont for the Fall 2026 season. All athletic coach hires and work schedules are contingent upon student enrollment, sports sign-ups, and sports schedules developed for the season. The coach will instruct and coach students in the sport of golf, help arrange playing schedules, and perform all associated coaching responsibilities. Attendance at required meetings and trainings as specified by OAL is also expected.

Requirements

Possess a valid CA teaching credential (preference given to current certificated employees of Oakland Unified School District).
Fundamentals of Coaching (HIGH SCHOOL) certification (does not expire).
Middle School Coaching (MIDDLE SCHOOL) certification (does not expire).
Concussion in Sports certification (expires every 3 years).
Sudden Cardiac Arrest certification (expires every 2 years).
Heat Illness Prevention certification (expires every 2 years).
CPR & FIRST AID from an instructor-led class certification (expires every 2 years).
Provide written evidence indicating knowledge of the coaching theory and techniques in the sport (e.g., college coursework, prior coaching experience, prior participation at high school level, or in-service training).
Knowledge of rules and regulations of the sport at the high school level.
Knowledge of adolescent psychology as it relates to sports participation (college courses or prior active involvement with youth in school/community sports programs will fulfill this requirement).
Knowledge, skill, and ability sufficient to maintain high standards of safety in all aspects of coaching at practices as well as contests.
Demonstrated high ethical standards related to sportsmanship, fair play, and relationships with students.
Recognition of the need to communicate with parents/guardians and appropriate school staff members regarding problems or emergencies.
Knowledge of school policies and California Interscholastic Federation (C.I.F.) policies related to athletics.
Ability to meet the standards for the district’s athletic program, including instilling teamwork, commitment, and discipline.
Ability to develop positive relations and support from parents and the community.
Ability to offer academic encouragement and support to students.