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Volunteer Position: Coach in TrainingAbout True North Sports CampsTrue North Sports Camps offers year-round sports programming for boys and girls ages 2 to 14 in Toronto, Etobicoke and Oshawa/Whitby. We offer baseball, flag football, basketball, soccer, hockey and multi-sport summer day camps as well as after-school and weekend programs during the fall, winter and spring. At True North, we believe that recreational sports are an important part of every child?s development and we make it our top priority to deliver a truly memorable experience.The True North PhilosophyAt True North Sports Camps we are committed to creating the best possible experience for every camper and great staff are vital to achieving that goal! While developing the campers? athletic skills is certainly important, our core focus is creating a positive environment for our participants, allowing them to have fun and forge lasting friendships.Summer Camp DetailsCamp operates weekly in July and August from 8:00am ? 4:00pm Monday to Friday. In Toronto, we offer camps at four different locations (Memorial Park, Glenview Senior Public School, Bond Park and Bennington Heights Elementary School). We also offer a camp in Etobicoke (West Glen Junior School) and Oshawa/Whitby (The Yard Multi-Sport Training Facility).About the CIT ProgramAt True North Sports Camps, we believe that summer camps provide youth with the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to succeed as leaders both at camp and beyond. The mandate of the Coach in Training program is to provide participants with the opportunity to develop communication, coaching and organization skills and to take on a leadership position in a supportive and inclusive environment.Expected OutcomesBy the end of the program, all CITs will have:A strong understanding of the True North Philosophy and our valuesExperienced teaching different skills while accounting for individual differencesShadowed, observed and assisted an assigned senior staff memberActively participated in CIT discussions/seminars with fellow CITs and DirectorsCompleted mid-session and final evaluations ? receiving feedback from peers, supervisors and selfHow We Will Meet These OutcomesAs a CIT at True North, you will:Participate in pre-camp trainingBe paired with a senior coach at camp:Coaches and CITs will set and review weekly goalsCITs will observe and assist senior coach instructingCITs will be provided with increasing amount of teaching responsibility throughout the program and receive feedbackParticipate in discussions with fellow CITs, coaches and directors to discuss different aspects of leadership and teaching techniques. Some examples of topics include:How to deal with individual differencesHow to set goals and objectivesHow to speak to a groupDifferent teaching stylesDisciplinary techniquesSenior coaches will complete mid-session and final evaluations for each CITFeeThere is no fee to enroll in the CIT program. Please note that CITs do not receive a salary. Participants will be eligible to receive community service hours for their time at camp ? please check with your guidance department in advance to ensure that your school will recognize the volunteer hours toward your high school requirements.Application ProcessTo apply for a 2026 CIT position at one of our camps please click the green "apply now" at the top of our online job board page. You will be asked to upload the following documents when completing your application online.Completed CIT Application Form (available on our website)Letter of Interest: outline why you want to be a CIT and what qualities you possess that will make you a successful coach at True North Sports Camps in the futureOne reference with contact informationIf selected, applicants will be contacted to set up a brief virtual interview. CITs will be assigned two-week sessions at one of our sports camps.Please note that applicants must be 15 as of December 31st, 2026 to apply.Application deadline: CITs must attend st

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9 sept. 2026