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Coaches
Coaching Can Change A Life...
SOSC needs dedicated volunteer coaches- both adults and teens. Whether you are an experienced coach or not, you bring
enthusiasm and some knowledge. We provide the Special Olympics training you need to be a successful coach. If you
become a coach, you'll find the rewards go far beyond the finish line. As a volunteer coach, you become a role model, friend,
and character builder. You help athletes discover their physical skills, self worth, human courage and capacity to grow-
providing training for life. Being a Special Olympics coach is one of the most important and rewarding volunteer roles.

Being a Coach
  • Primary contact person for sport.
  • Maintains athletes' records and completes registration process for competition.
  • Works with Special Olympics staff to select training site and time.
  • Organizes practices with other coaches and all athletes.
  • Attends competitions with the athletes.
  • Liaison for upcoming Coaches Training and Certification schools, encourages assistant coaches to become certified.

How to become a Coach?
  • Register as a Volunteer (Fill out paperwork, photo ID check, take Protective Behaviors quiz)
  • Complete General Orientation
  • Get Certified in your sport (within a year of coaching)
How to Sign Up?
Training & Certification Courses
How to Sign Up:
  1. Turn in original copies of SOSC's Volunteer Registration Paperwork
    (see below)
  2. Photo ID check & Auto Insurance check- (Having Valid Auto Ins. is not
    a requirement to being a volunteer)
  3. Take our Protective Behaviors Online Quiz



Registration Paperwork:

Recruitment Director:
    Ranwa Nin El-khoury
    Cell: 407-929-7254; Fax: 407-834-3870
    Rel-Khoury@SpecialOlympicsSeminoleCounty.org
    PO Box 520742, Longwood FL, 32752-0742
Upcoming Coaches Certifications: Click Here for dates


General Orientation:


Protective Behaviors:
Click here to complete online


Coaches Meeting: Wednesday November 14, 2007 from 6-
8pm at Easmonte Park, 830 Magnolia Drive, Altamonte Springs


Training Director:
    Mindy Setzer
    Cell: 321-276-6463
    Msetzer@SpecialOlympicsSeminoleCounty.org


Coaches Expectations and Coaches Quick Check List

Competition/Events Fact Sheet & Check List

GREAT Coaching Guide -sport by sport- from www.
SpecialOlympics.org