ESM Hagerstown LLC
Soccer Clinic Coach (Creative Design)
Essential Coaching Attributes and Concepts
The Soccer Clinic Coach should have the ability to emphasize advanced-level concepts in the following areas:
Ball Control & Footwork Technical precision and confidence on the ball
1v1 Attacking and Defending Creating and denying goal-scoring opportunities
Speed of Play & Decision Making Reading the game and acting under pressure
Combination Play & Off-the-Ball Movement Tactical awareness and team synergy
Finishing Under Pressure Clinical execution in front of goal
Game Strategy & Positional Awareness Understanding formations, roles, and transitions
Qualifications
Must be at least 21 years old
Strong background in soccer playing experience beyond high school and/or coaching at the high school level or higher
Minimum of 2 years coaching experience at the U16 level or above (club, high school, college, or adult competitive)
Ability to plan and lead structured, engaging training sessions with clear progression
High energy, professionalism, and a passion for player development
Preferred Qualifications
Coaching certifications (USSF, UEFA, NSCAA, etc.)
Experience leading position-specific or technical training clinics
First Aid/CPR certification
Schedule & Setting
Clinics take place indoors at the Hagerstown Field House
Evening and/or weekend availability required
Coaches should be prepared to demonstrate drills and actively engage with players
Physical Demands
Standing: Continuously (>66%)
Sitting: Rarely (<10%)
Walking/Running: Frequently (33-66%)
Bending/stooping: Frequently (33-66%)
Reaching/twisting: Frequently (33-66%)
Lifting/pushing/pulling: Occasionally (up to 25 lbs) (<33%)
Hearing: Constantly (>66%)
Talking/shouting: Constantly (>66%)
Seeing: Constantly (>66%)
Work Environment
Classes are normally held indoors in a temperature and humidity-controlled environment. Some classes may be held outdoors in summer weather conditions (except rain/thunderstorm conditions). The noise level in the work environment is usually loud.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.