Tennis Coach (part-time)
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Boston area
Coach junior tennis players from foundational training through competitive and high-performance levels. You would deliver individual and group tennis training, build structured training plans, and prepare players for tournaments and match play. You would also help evaluate players and track their progress.
The job is part-time, at about 8 to 25 hours a week, and the employer availability is required. Coaching certifications such as USPTA, PTR or the employer are valued but not mandatory. Emerging coaches are welcome, and the posting offers professional mentorship.
Stated requirements
- Coaches juniors, high performance
- Background check
- Ability to communicate with players, parents and coaches
- Strong commitment to player development standards
- Willingness to complete youth-safety screening before working with minors
- PTR certified professional
Benefits
- Professional mentorship and continuing coach development
- Opportunities to coach competitive junior players
- Potential for additional responsibilities as academy expands
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- Sport
- Tennis
- Levels
- Juniors, High performance
- Employer type
- Academy
- Posted
- Oct 29, 2026
Where it is
Boston area