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About the Role

The Skating Program Manager – Champs & Leaders (Ages 11–17) provides leadership for the skating program serving middle and high school students. This role combines instructional excellence with people leadership, building and developing an outstanding coaching team while ensuring every student experiences a safe, joyful, and challenging environment. Success is measured by skating progress and the development of student confidence, perseverance, teamwork, and leadership.

Responsibilities

Lead all skating instruction for the assigned age group.
Maintain high standards for safety, instruction, and student experience.
Monitor student progress and instructional quality; recommend advancement opportunities.
Recruit, hire, onboard, train, supervise, mentor, and evaluate coaches.
Observe instruction regularly and provide meaningful coaching and accountability.
Foster a collaborative culture where coaches are teachers, mentors, and role models.
Prepare students for Learn to Skate USA and U.S. Figure Skating testing.
Collaborate with Education and Off-Ice Conditioning staff to support each student's overall growth.
Encourage older students to develop leadership, accountability, and mentorship skills while continuing to strengthen their skating.
Partner with the Head of Skating Operations and Creative Ice Show Director to prepare students for the annual Ice Show and performances.
Teach and reinforce choreography while ensuring students are prepared to perform with confidence.
Serve as the primary skating liaison for families.
Communicate expectations, progress, and opportunities in a timely, welcoming manner.
Fit students for skates and oversee skate inventory.
Support operational excellence by maintaining organized equipment and skating spaces.

Requirements

3–5 years of figure skating coaching experience.
Knowledge of Learn to Skate USA and U.S. Figure Skating curriculum and testing.
Experience leading, supervising, and developing coaches.
Excellent communication, organizational, and relationship-building skills.
Demonstrated commitment to youth development and inclusive practices.
CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain).
Availability for afternoons, evenings, weekends, and special events.
Passion for Figure Skating in Harlem's mission.
Student-centered decision making.
Instructional excellence.
Ability to inspire, mentor, and hold coaches accountable.
High emotional intelligence and sound judgment.
Collaborative, positive leadership style.
Strong planning and organizational skills.
Commitment to continuous improvement and professional growth.

Skills

Figure skating coaching
Learn to Skate USA curriculum
U.S. Figure Skating curriculum
Coaching development
Communication
Organization
Relationship-building
Youth development
Inclusive practices
CPR/First Aid
Choreography
Mentorship

Work Type

Part-time (30 hours per week)

Experience Level

3-5 years of figure skating coaching experience

About the Company

Figure Skating in Harlem (FSH) is an award-winning youth development organization that transforms girls' lives through education, leadership development, and the power of figure skating.
Since 1997, FSH has helped girls grow in confidence, academic achievement, resilience, and leadership while providing access to a sport they might not otherwise experience.
We believe skating is not the destination—it is the vehicle through which girls develop the skills, character, and confidence to thrive in school, college, careers, and life.