Track Cycling Coach (Part-time)

Town of Milton
Onsite

About The Position

Reporting to the Coordinator, Cycling & Events, this part-time position uses comprehensive knowledge of cycling specific technical skills to provide coaching to participants with detailed attention to specific cycling attributes, such as biomechanical, physiological and mental. While serving as a positive role model, the Track Cycling Coach is responsible for the planning and delivery of instructional track cycling programs that are safe, fun and appropriate for the targeted age group and mission of the session or program. Programs may include private try the track sessions, certifications and track rentals.

Requirements

  • Completion of Secondary Education
  • Minimum of two (2) years coaching/teaching/ program instruction experience is required in related field
  • Understanding of the cycling-specific Long Term Athletic Development pathway and Cycling Sport for Life
  • Strong interest and personal commitment to athletic and coaching development
  • Minimum 19 years of age
  • Mattamy National Cycling Centre (MNCC) Track Certification
  • National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) - Community Cycling Coach – “Trained”
  • Current Standard First Aid and CPR Level “C”
  • Satisfactory Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening
  • Program planning and program presentation skills
  • Ability to work well both independently and in a team environment
  • Strong leadership, interpersonal, communication and customer service skills
  • Discretion, tact and mature judgment is required
  • Effective organizational, time management and problem-solving skills

Nice To Haves

  • Post-secondary degree/diploma in Kinesiology, Sports Science or related field is an asset
  • Experience in coaching individual cyclists, teams and clubs an asset
  • Knowledge and experience with multi-discipline cycling an asset
  • Basic understanding of nutrition, biomechanics, anatomy and physiology related to the sport of cycling an asset
  • National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Intro to Competition Cycling Coach - “Trained”
  • Certifications/workshops in a related field is an asset
  • High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development
  • Experience working with youth in a recreational setting an asset
  • Experience working with persons with disabilities an asset

Responsibilities

  • Implement track cycling programs with a focus on quality customer experiences:
  • Work with the Coordinator to plan and deliver cycling sessions to meet the needs of the participants
  • Present and coach technical cycling skills and knowledge both on and off the track
  • Coach and mentor cycling participants during private training sessions or programs
  • Provide regular updates and feedback to the Coordinator, Cycling and Events
  • Modify and adapt the technical, physical and mental session demands to meet individual participants’ abilities and needs
  • Provide a safe and well-supervised session environment
  • Create and supervise a positive atmosphere for participants to actively participate and excel
  • Establish positive relationships, clear communication channels and work cooperatively with all staff and participants
  • Provide excellent customer service
  • Administrative tasks:
  • Maintain a safe, clean facility; includes inspecting the riding surface before every session and communicating deficiencies to appropriate staff
  • Report any incidents, concerns or site damage to the supervisor
  • Maintain and submit attendance records and waivers
  • Submit all required forms ensuring accuracy and completeness of information to the Coordinator
  • Attend and participate in mandatory staff functions: training, meetings and allocated program times as determined by the Coordinator
  • Perform all other duties as assigned in accordance with department objectives

Benefits

  • Employee Assistance Program
  • option to participate in the OMERS pension plan
  • Discount on Active Living Pass
  • Perkopolis
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