Mackenzie FSC
Mackenzie
Club Information:
Address:
Box 1837
Mackenzie BC V0J 2C0
CAN
Phone:
(250) 988-1037
Email:
Website:
Head Coach – Mackenzie Figure Skating Club
Nestled between the Rocky and Omineca Mountains, Mackenzie is a welcoming community of approximately 3,700 residents and a gateway to northern Rocky Mountain adventure. With year-round access to outdoor recreation—from hiking, fishing, and boating in the summer to skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling in the winter—Mackenzie offers an exceptional lifestyle for those who enjoy the outdoors and a close-knit community atmosphere.
The Mackenzie Figure Skating Club (MFSC) is seeking a motivated, enthusiastic, and community-minded Head Coach to lead and grow our skating programs. This role is ideal for a passionate coach who is eager to develop skaters of all levels while increasing participation in a small, rural club environment.
Programs
The Head Coach will work with skaters across all levels, including:
PreCanskate
CanSkate
PreSTAR
STARSkate
AdultSkate
Key Responsibilities
Deliver Skate Canada programs in alignment with CanSkate, STARSkate, and Competitive Skate guidelines
Provide both group and private instruction across all levels
Coach in freeskate, skills, dance, and choreography
Attend all scheduled ice sessions and be prepared and punctual
Ensure safety standards, rules, and proper techniques are followed
Collaborate with other coaches on skater placement and program delivery
Evaluate skaters and complete required assessments and documentation
Support skaters with on- and off-ice development
Choreograph programs for competitions, ice shows, and special events
Assist with club events including the annual Ice Show, competitions, performances, and seminars
Attend monthly board meetings and provide coaching reports
Communicate absences and arrange substitute coaching as needed
Contribute to additional duties as assigned by the Board
Qualifications
Minimum Regional Coach trained (or higher)
Completed STAR 1–5 Assessment Training
Active Skate Canada member in good standing
Off-ice training experience (strength & conditioning, dance, or ballet) is an asset
Skills & Attributes
Proven coaching experience, including choreography
Ability and willingness to coach all levels
Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills
Ability to motivate and inspire skaters
Experience working with children
Energetic, creative, and adaptable
Team-oriented with strong collaboration skills
Reliable, organized, and responsible
Hours & Commitment
Approximately:
13 hours/week on-ice
2.5 hours/week off-ice
10 hours/week administrative
Additional time required for:
Competitions (Dec–Mar weekends)
Seminars and professional development
Special events
Season: Mid-September 2026 to March 2027 (extension pending)Note: Extended time off during the season is strongly discouraged.
Compensation
Starting at:
$41/hour (on-ice)
$28/hour (off-ice/admin)
Wage dependent on qualifications and experience
How to Apply
Please submit your resume and cover letter to:📧 mfsc1819@gmail.com