Coaching Job in Hamburg

Kyle Hawkins, the Director of the men's lacrosse programs in Hamburg, Germany and Amy Alvord, the Director of the women's lacrosse programs in Hamburg, Germany are looking to fill three head lacrosse coaching positions. Two of these positions are head coaches of men's program's and one is head coach of a women's program. Each Position is a full time job and would include additional responsibilities such as building youth programs, recruiting, management of facilities and equipment and introductory courses on lacrosse based in the Hamburg Public School System.

All coaching is in English. German language skills are not necessary, but helpful. It is expected that the successful applicant will learn rudimentary German within the first year of employment.

Each position includes the following benefits:

  • All costs involved in moving, including airfare, shipping, visa, work permit, etc are fully covered.
  • Salary of 1500 Euros per month after taxes (2512 per month before taxes)
  • Housing and utilities paid including individual apartment
  • Apartment furnished by the club
  • Free health care, dental care
  • Two free round trip flights home per year (summer and Decemeber)
  • Free German lessons
  • Contracts of at least a year, with some negotiability in length
  • Men's program jobs begin August 20, 2008 or when filled.

Interviews will be conducted by phone, and then in person if qualified.

Applications (including resume and references) should be emailed to Kyle Hawkins (email below). Applications will be accepted until the positions listed are filled on the team website (see below).

The Harvesthuder Tennis und Hockey Verein (HTHC) in Hamburg, Germany includes the Hamburg Warriors, a lacrosse organization including Men's, Women's, Youth boy's, youth girl's, and children's lacrosse teams. It also fields competitive teams in Field Hockey, Tennis, American Football and other sports.

Germany fields national Leagues in Men, Women, and Boy's Youth divisions, and Hamburg won all three national championship titles in 2008. Germany hopes to field a Girl's Youth division this upcoming year as well. There are nearly 35 men's teams operating in Germany, and nearly 20 women's teams. Hamburg fields 3 men's teams, 2 women's teams, and 3 youth teams with hope of adding 3 more youth tems this fall..

All questions should be directed to Kyle Hawkins at Hawkins@hamburgwarriors.com or Amy Avlord at Amy@hamburgwarriors.com for the men and women's positions repectively.

Please check the website, www.hamburgwarriors.com for further information.

 

 

 

 


 
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