BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE
Job Position: Assistant Men's/Women's Wrestling Coach (Part-Time)
General Description: Bryant & Stratton College - Wisconsin is seeking an Assistant Men's/Women's Wrestling Coach. Wrestling competes at the NJCAA Division I level (scholarship offering). The Assistant Coach is responsible for supporting the Head Coach in the overall development and advancement of a competitive athletic program while demonstrating high moral and ethical standards and positive sportsmanship. The Assistant Coach must focus not only on excellence on the field but also recognize and emphasize academic excellence in the classroom. The Assistant Coach must enforce rules pertaining to the college, student conduct, and governing rules and regulations.
Duties: Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: \u2022 The Assistant Men's/Women's Wrestling Coach serves in the College Athletic Department, under the supervision of the Head Coach. \u2022 The Assistant Coach is responsible for holding training sessions and monitoring the improvement of the intercollegiate wrestling team at Bryant & Stratton College. The Assistant Coach is also responsible for the instruction of players, individually or in groups, regarding the rules, regulations, equipment, and techniques of the sport. \u2022 The Assistant Coach is responsible for supporting compliance with all NJCAA rules as it relates to offering scholarships. \u2022 The Assistant Coach is expected to become knowledgeable of all National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) wrestling rules, including student-athlete eligibility requirements. \u2022 The Assistant Coach is expected to attend and conduct practice sessions allowed by the NJCAA during the off-season. Practice schedules will be at the discretion of the Head Coach during the wrestling season. \u2022 The Assistant Coach must travel with the team unless alternate arrangements have been approved by the Head Coach. The Assistant Coach may be required to drive vans to wrestling meets. \u2022 The Assistant Coach may be required to attend annual NJCAA Region IV meetings. \u2022 The Assistant Coach must promote the academic success of student-athletes, including monitoring the academic performance of team members to ensure eligibility requirements are met, and encouraging student-athletes to maintain a high academic standard. \u2022 As representatives of the College, all coaches and student-athletes must conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. It is the responsibility of the Assistant Coach to supervise student-athletes while traveling to ensure the safety of the team. \u2022 Other duties may be assigned by the Head Coach.
Qualifications: \u2022 Required: Bachelor's Degree \u2022 Preferred: Wrestling coaching experience at the high school level or above. \u2022 Desired: Wrestling coaching and recruiting experience at the college level. \u2022 First aid/CPR certification is a plus. \u2022 Excellent interpersonal, organizational, planning, and leadership skills required. \u2022 Must be able to serve as a positive role model for young adults. \u2022 Familiarity with NJCAA rules, regulations, and compliance is a plus. \u2022 Clean driving record is preferred.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, ethnicity, national origin, color, religion, disability, marital status, veteran status, sex/gender (including pregnancy or pregnancy related conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity (including transgender status) or any other legally protected characteristics ("protected characteristics"). Bryant & Stratton College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Bryant & Stratton College was founded in 1854 based on a desire to provide a practical education that gave our students the theory and experience to succeed in their careers. A lot of things have changed over the past 160 years, but our commitment to our students and staying at the forefront of career education and the workplace has not. From Dr. J. C. Bryant’s business practice “learning lab” of the 1850s to the active learning of today and from early correspondence courses to the launch of online education and training in 1997, Bryant & Stratton College has evolved into an educational institution poised for the 21st century, committed to the same principles set forth by its founders: education and career preparation.<\p>
The requirements of the workplace have continuously evolved since 1854, and as we transition from the Industrial to the Information Age, the evolution has accelerated. Keeping up with these contemporary needs requires the college to continually revise and enhance the curriculum, modify outcomes, and embrace or develop new teaching and learning methodologies. While the words in the college’s mission have changed over the years, the fundamentals have remained constant: Bryant & Stratton College is dedicated to offering a personalized career education and experience so that our graduates are prepared, not only for their careers but also for life’s adventures.