Youth Soccer Coach

Red Bull•Harrison, NJ

3d•$18 - $53

About The Position

FALL 2026 APPLICATIONS ONLY The New York Red Bulls are one of 30 teams in Major League Soccer (MLS). RBNY, one of the ten charter clubs of MLS, have competed in the league since its founding in 1996. The Red Bulls play home matches at Sports Illustrated Stadium (SIS) in Harrison, New Jersey. The three-time MLS Supporters' Shield Winners are owned by the Austrian beverage company Red Bull for which the team is named. The New York Red Bulls offer one of the nation's premier youth soccer development programs, from local soccer partnerships across New York and New Jersey to Regional Development Schools and the Red Bulls Academy teams. OUR YOUTH PROGRAMS The Red Bulls Youth Program is a multi-layered system that provides professional support at all levels of the game. Each level of the player development pyramid has been structured to provide support to players, coaches, and youth soccer organizations. Within the local community, programs are offered for players of all ages and abilities. For players with outstanding ability, there is an opportunity to progress to the academy level and even the Red Bulls First Team. We are the #1 professional coach education team in the NY/NJ-Metro area and will make you a better coach. PURPOSE OF THIS JOB RBNY Youth Coaches are responsible for delivering safe, high-quality training sessions to recreation and travel players within our community club partnerships. Coaches support player development, complete all required administrative and education requirements, and represent RBNY with professionalism on and off the field.

Requirements

Over the age of 18
Minimum USSF ‘D’ or equivalent coaching license
Coaching experience with youth players or previous playing experience
Reliable form of transportation.

Responsibilities

Deliver sessions aligned with the RBNY philosophy and Red Print methodology.
Arrive on time with the field inspected, equipment prepared, and session plan ready.
Maintain a safe environment: check the field, secure goals, follow check-in/out procedures, and follow the two-adult rule.
Demonstrate coaching—not playing—in all sessions and games.
Carry required first-aid supplies and follow proper procedures.
Attend mandatory weekly paid education meetings (typically Tues/Wed/Thurs mornings).
Attend paid seasonal orientations.
Complete all required administrative tasks, including session plans, team reports, evaluations, timesheets, and expense reports.
Treat all players with dignity and maintain appropriate physical contact guidelines.
Ensure no player is left unattended and all departures are with an approved guardian.
Promote an environment free from bullying, harassment, or misconduct.
Communicate only with parents/guardians—never directly with minors.
Do not share photos, videos, or work-related content involving players on social media.
Wear approved Adidas coaching apparel and maintain professional appearance and behavior.
Report incidents or violations promptly.