Kickstart Toddler Soccer is a child motor skill development program designed around the sport of soccer.

You will be working with toddlers ages 18 months - 7 years old and sometimes their parents in a high energy environment as they work through a curriculum of activities.

Weekend availability is a must as well as some weekday time.

We operate out of multiple locations in Troy, Fraser, Shelby, Livonia, Washington, Oxford, and Flint. You may be required to travel to these locations.

We provide training, soccer equipment, and all curriculum materials. We offer rewarding work in a great environment with the opportunity to inspire the youth soccer players of the community. At some centers, there will be multiple classes, meaning you will be instructing 2-5 consecutive sessions. • Responsible: Arrives on time to each session, can handle a group of 10 or more children, keeps accurate attendance, and communicates well with Kickstart Director. • Organized: you plan ahead and are systematic in routine, conducting each session according to the lesson plan and working with children to maintain appropriate order for the age group. • Responsible you are committed to doing what is expected • Professional: Neat in appearance, friendly and courteous with day care center staff and director as well as parents, self-assured. • Enthusiastic: Must enjoy interacting with young children (18mo – 7 years old), and be able to connect with them on their level, making the Kickstart class the best part of their week. You must be very outgoing and animated; able to be silly with the children. Experience with children is required. • Soccer: Soccer experience is a plus but is not necessary! • Transportation: Must have your own, reliable transportation and valid license and car insurance.

This is a part time position.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Pay: $16.00 - $35.00 per hour

Compensation: $16.00 - $35.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

KICKSTART! Toddler Soccer was founded in 2010 by two coaches who shared a passion for the sport of soccer, but more importantly, a passion for kids. While training soccer players to compete at the highest levels of the game, they recognized that the development of an athlete started soon after toddlers could get on two feet and begin to move. Frank and Kelly understood that soccer was the perfect sport for beginning athletes because:

They could play it at the youngest age groups with easy of understanding (run, kick, score) and the rules of the game are simple to learn and follow.
Soccer is also a great developer of key athletic attributes for other sports: speed, agility, quickness, balance, vision, creativity, fitness, and more.

For these reasons, a curriculum was created that focuses on toddlers learning how to refine their large motor skills while slowly introducing soccer fundamentals. This is all done by participating in various FUN activities each class and game, through a progressive structure.

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Our mission is to stimulate the bodies and minds of children while introducing them to the joys of goal oriented physical activity leading up to competitive play.

Taking great care with the knowledge that for many, this may be their first group class, we will focus on building nurturing relationships while introducing an engaging curriculum with the objective of making each KICKSTART class or game the highlight of every student’s week.

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