Head Coach, Tennis

Wentworth Institute of Higher Education•Boston, MA

4d•$71,000 - $85,000•Onsite

About The Position

Wentworth Institute of Technology invites applications for the position of Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach. This full-time role requires a motivated, student-centered leader to manage all aspects of the university's NCAA Division III tennis programs. Embracing Wentworth’s pillars of inclusive excellence and a transformative student experience, the Head Coach cultivates an environment built on mutual respect, competitive excellence, and personal accountability.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree
A minimum of three years of successful tennis coaching and leadership experience
A valid driver’s license
Exceptional communication skills
Building inclusive team environments

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree
5+ years of tennis coaching experience
Head coaching experience
Collegiate coaching experience

Responsibilities

Responsible for building a competitive and sustainable roster
Identifies, recruits and retains academically and athletically talented student-athletes
Prioritizes the holistic development of student-athletes, mentoring them toward academic achievement, personal growth, and professional readiness.
Oversees all daily operational and technical aspects of both tennis programs.
Organizing practice sessions, designing strategic match preparations, developing competitive schedules, and coordinating team travel logistics.
Actively network to secure high-quality off-campus facilities for practices and home matches.
Hiring and developing assistant coaches
Managing the operational budget with fiscal responsibility
Executing all administrative tasks in a timely, professional manner.
Active alumni outreach and fundraising campaigns
Collaborates broadly with faculty, staff, and Student Affairs to enrich campus life.
Game day administration for other sports.
Ensure absolute compliance with all federal laws, institutional policies, Conference of New England (CNE) guidelines, and NCAA Division III regulations.