Coaches
are the Key

Coaches are responsible for organizing a team, running practices and directing the players during games and scrimmages. PSC provides ongoing training and support to coaches to help with the technical aspects of soccer. Coaches need to be good communicators, well-organized, committed to the job, willing to learn and dedicated to following and upholding club policies and regulations.

COACHES DUTIES AND JOB DESCRIPTION

Coaches Code of Conduct

Coaches are responsible for organizing a team, running practices and directing the players during games and scrimmages. PSC provides ongoing training and support to coaches to help with the technical aspects of soccer. Coaches need to be good communicators, well-organized, committed to the job, willing to learn and dedicated to following and upholding club policies and regulations.

The Codes of Conduct are based on the concept of fair play, defined by four basic principles:

  • Respect for the rules,
  • Respect for the referees and their decisions,

  • Respect for all participants, including team-mates, team officials and opponents, and
  • Maintaining self-control at all times

Head coach and assistant coach roles

 

Each team generally has 2 coaches, a head coach and an assistant coach. The head coach is the main contact with PSC Administration. The assistant coach supports the head coach at practices and games throughout the season and fills in for the coach as necessary. Both coaches lead their teams in practices, drills and games to teach the basics of soccer and enjoyment of the beautiful game. Both coaches support positive coaching values, provide the opportunity for skill improvement for players of varied ability on their team, and encourage good sportsmanship. It is important for all coaches to ensure that all players are having fun and fostering a love of the game. Most volunteer coaches are parents of a child on the team. Some knowledge of club and league policy regarding positive coaching is required.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Show respect to others involved in the game including match officials, opposition players, coaches, managers, and spectators.
  • Adhere to the Laws of the Game
  • Always respect the match officials’ decisions
  • Ensure zero tolerance for offensive, insulting or abusive language or behavior or physical threats by anyone.
  • Never enter the field of play without the referee’s permission
  • Refrain from public criticism of the match officials

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