Sports Program Leader - High School

Woodcraft Rangers•Los Angeles, CA

9d•$24 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Woodcraft Rangers is seeking passionate individuals to join their community and serve youth as a Sports Program Leader. This role is responsible for ensuring a fun and positive learning environment for club participants, supporting clubs of approximately 20 children. The position offers opportunities for growth and impact, reporting to a Site Coordinator and working alongside a Community Liaison. The role is on-site, including training at the Woodcraft Rangers main office and school sites.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required
1 year of experience working with High School children in school or recreational settings.
Experience coaching or participating in sport activities [volleyball, soccer, basketball, flag football,
Experience supporting students with intellectual/development disabilities
Understanding of inclusive practices and various disabilities.
Valid FBI & DOJ Livescan clearance.
Current TB Test clearance.
First Aid & CPR certification (can be provided by Woodcraft Rangers).
CPI Certification (can be provided by Woodcraft Rangers)
Must successfully pass an assessment evaluating skills in math, reading comprehension, and spelling.

Nice To Haves

Incorporate basic sports conditioning and fitness fundamentals into activities where appropriate
Experience in sports conditioning is a strong plus.

Responsibilities

Create a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all program participants, staff, and families — both physically and emotionally.
Teach foundational skills across soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football, or softball, adapting instruction to varying skill levels and abilities.
Design and lead fun, age-appropriate activities aligned with a whole-child approach (social-emotional learning, skill building, self-esteem, leadership), using WR's activity catalog as a resource.
Incorporate basic sports conditioning and fitness fundamentals into activities where appropriate (a plus, not required).
Track daily attendance and participant engagement, ensuring active involvement in program activities.
Build positive relationships with participants, colleagues, and stakeholders.
Partner with colleagues and your supervisor to plan culminating events that showcase participants' work and achievements.
Request materials ahead of time so the Site Coordinator can keep supplies stocked and on budget.
Stay current on safety protocols, trainings, and certifications, and follow all emergency procedures.
Attend off-site field trips and staff development trainings as required (~15 hours across weekends/intersessional days in spring).
Report to the Site Coordinator and Program Manager on assigned duties.
Perform other related duties as assigned.