Coach
Coach classes that grow children’s fitness, skills, and confidence on Playfit’s curriculum, safety standards, and assessment framework. The lesson design and record tools are ready, so you can spend your attention on each child.
About Praxis
Praxis is an education company that believes in every person's capacity to grow and builds better systems for learning. We create and operate ELA, Epic Prep, Rubric, and Playfit. In this role, you would join the Playfit team. We do not offer a hybrid work arrangement.
Curriculum, materials, assessment standards, and operating manuals are built and provided by our education team. Teaching on a proven system means more of your day goes to students than to preparation and paperwork.
What You’ll Do
- Run safe sports classes for children and adolescents following the Playfit curriculum and its developmental-stage standards.
- Observe foundational fitness, skills, participation, and emotional response, record them in the standard assessment framework, and set the next goal for each child.
- Explain each child’s progress and the evidence behind it clearly to caregivers and suggest what can continue at home.
- Inspect facilities, equipment, and movement paths, and follow injury-prevention, emergency-response, safeguarding, and incident-reporting procedures.
- Take part in demo classes, observation reviews, and peer feedback to sharpen your coaching, and share proven cases in coach training.
- Report recurring on-site problems accurately to the operations team and apply the improved standards in your classes.
- Own the quality of your classes and the measured progress of the children in them.
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor’s degree in physical education, sports science, exercise prescription, early-childhood education, child development, or a related field
- At least one recognized credential such as a Korean sports instructor license, youth sports instructor license, NSCA-CPT, or CSCS
- Current CPR, AED, and first-aid certification, or the ability to obtain it before starting
- At least three years of coaching experience with children or adolescents in sports, physical education, or training
- Strong fundamentals in child development, injury prevention, class safety, and caregiver communication
- The patience to wait beside a fearful child until the moment they try it for the first time
- The care to notice a small change in a child and put it into the record
- The judgment to follow safety standards and lesson design exactly while proposing the adjustment each child needs
Nice to Have
- Deep expertise in one of youth fitness, gymnastics, ball sports, sensory integration, rehabilitation, or adaptive physical education
- Experience designing curriculum, training coaches, or launching camps and new programs
- Experience reading fitness-assessment data and class records and applying them in coaching
- The ability to teach and consult in both Korean and English
Hiring Process
- Application with degree and credential verification
- Coaching case and portfolio review
- Demo class and safety-response simulation
- Field operations and values interview
- Reference checks
- Compensation discussion based on experience and role