what do i need to coach varsity high school football in the state of ohio?
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A teaching Certificate and some connections to get the job.
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Depends on what type of coaching you want to do and on what level.\n\n1. Professional - NFL, NFL Europe, Canadian\n2. Semi-professional - Many local semi-pro teams in your area\n3. Arena - local arena teams\n4. College\n5. Prep School\n6. High School\n7. Pop Warner\n\nI would take a look at your experience level and determine the level that is appropriate for you.\n\nNext, I would put together a rudimentary resume with your experience focused on sports and football.  Make it like a resume.  I bet you can find examples online.  Yahoo, "Football Coach Resume".  Put it together in word so you can email it to people and create a short cover letter as well.\n\nOnce you find the appropriate level and make your resume and cover letter then determine if you want to be local or be in a certain geography.\n\nThen submit it to all the sports jobs websites that are out there for your particular interest.  Do sports jobs search on Yahoo.  I found many out there.\n\nThe most important thing to do is network with the teams and the people on those teams that are looking to hire.  This could be with the AD, Director of Player Personell or even the coach themselves.  Once you narrow it down to the specific teams.  Call them directly and be aggressive.  Talk about your benefits to them based on your resume and ask for a interview.  Be prepared to make mistakes and learn from them.  It might take time to get a job, but if you want it bad enough you can achieve anything.\n\nGood Luck!
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If you can get a scholaship to a Junior College or a D-2 school take it. You can prove yourself there and earn a scholarship to a D-1 and the notice and acclaim you might be looking for. Make sure to keep on the coaches good side and get good game tape. D-1 schools will take a good JuCo transfer that has a solid reputaion and put him on scholarship.
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That is cool that your first name is coach.\n\nYou probably need to call one of the other teams and ask them to give you phone numbers of people to call.\n\nThat would be what I would do.
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There should be a website...run a search for Oklahoma State High School Athletic Association.  Once you get on that site, look up soccer and it'll have all that information.
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You'll need to get a bachelor's degree in physical education in order to be a pe teacher and/or coach.  There are the standard classes you will have to take during the first couple of years such as English Comp, college algebra, A&P, psychology, oral communications, etc etc.  There are education courses you must take as well as other courses that relate to your chosen field .. classes such as sports injuries, health & nutrition, coaching team sports, coaching individual sports, etc.  Best thing to do is go to the web site of the college you would like to attend and they should have the course outline on the site.
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You need to take a placement test and then you can teach in Jersey as well.\nNew Jersey is great.  Especially Ramsey/allendale area
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You need to complete level 1 and 2 fa coach this takes minimum 2 years and you need to be actively coaching a junior or part time senior club whilst doing this.\nI suggest you visit FA.COM and got into the grassroots section.\nI have level 1 and working towards level 2 \nGood luck but most of all enjoy while you teach others
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I think greatschools.net might be what you're looking for.  Here's the website for Ohio:\n\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/modperl/go/OH\nHope that helps :)
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You're pretty much on as far as Texas and Florida... There's three states that are hotbeds of high school football... Texas, Florida and Ohio.  An argument could be made for each of them as far as which one is the best.  A fourth state is pretty darn close, which is California.  In the three states I mentioned there is a community passion for football, the best male athletes tend to gravitate towards football, and they get the best coaching and training.  I live in Youngstown, Ohio and the love for High school football is so huge here that folks would rather talk high school football on sports talk radio rather than college or pros.
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According to the Kansas State High School Activities Association:\n\nHow to Become a Licensed Official \n\nThe KSHSAA is looking for men and women who want to return something to their school and community by becoming a licensed athletic official. Candidates should be in good physical condition and be able to make decisions on their feet and stick to them.\n\nTo become an official, you'll need to fill out an application. Applications are available from the KSHSAA office. Once the application and registration fees are received, applicants will receive their rule book(s) to use for the open-book rules test. \n\nIn addition, applicants must attend an annual Rules Meeting (click for schedule) to learn the latest rule changes and interpretations. [Click for Area Supervisors Meetings Schedule.] Click for additional announcements of officials meetings and/or clinics. \n\nIf you'd like to get an application, please e-mail us with your name and address. An application will be mailed to you as soon as we receive the request. Or, call or write the KSHSAA Officials Department at 785/273-5329, PO Box 495, Topeka, KS 66601-0495
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Contact your state board of education; they probably have a website you can send mail to.  If the information is not posted on the site, you can probably order it; copying or postage charges may apply.  Your local high school principal's office might be willing to get you a copy, too.
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Like the Ohiostatekid said there is freshman, junior varsity, and varsity. Most schools are lucky if they can find enough talent to fill up one varsity team so it would be pointless to have two.
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Hope this helps:\n\nhttp://privateschool.about.com/od/schoolssports1/
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go to some of the high school coaches in your area- they might be able to give you a version of some of thiers. Otherwise just get a college or pro tape and copy down what the defense does. it takes a while, but it can be worth it.
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You need to go to the different team websites and fill questionaries and/or get the coaches email.. one email with your times, academic scores and why you want to go to the school should be enough
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Visit http://www.nysphsaa.org/. Look for the link that says "Officials Coordinating Federation" and click on it. There is information for you to contact the representative for girls basketball referees.\n\nUsually, becoming a high school official involves paying a fee and taking a test to show that you know the rules. Once you pass the test, you are eligible to officiate for that school year. The procedure is similar in other states.\n\nGood luck in becoming an official! I suggest you talk to other officials in your area. They are a good source of information and will help you as you begin your officiating career. I just became an basketball official in Oklahoma, and the officials in my local association have been a huge help in getting started.