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Apply to Become a Leader Mentor

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The Women's Coaching Alliance is on a mission to develop female leaders through coaching youth sports. We're currently recruiting coaches and mentors for upcoming seasons.

What We Look For In a Leader Mentor

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We seek passionate mentors who are patient, even-tempered, and dedicated to empowering young women to become future leaders.
New coach being trained at WCA's pre season leadership academy

Your Role as a Leader Mentor

Attend the Leadership Academy Training to prepare for your mentorship role.

Participate in weekly debrief and prep calls with your coaches and coach mentor.

Attend weekly practice and games throughout the season (weekdays and weekends, with breaks for holidays).

Collaborate with your coaches on setting goals, preparing for games and practices, and adjusting plans as needed.

Help your coaches identify and develop leadership skills through coaching, such as strategic thinking.

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What's Required

At least 5 years of leadership, management, or mentorship experience

References from a previous employee, mentee, mentor, or boss who believes in your ability to be a great mentor

New coach being trained at WCA's pre season leadership academy

What You Get

As a Leader Mentor, you'll receive...

WCA Coach Training and Mentor materials at our Leadership Academy

A co-mentor to partner with who will assist with the technical aspects of the sport

The invaluable experience of being a mentor and making a lasting impact on the lives of young female leaders

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Apply to be a Leader Mentor

The Women's Coaching Alliance is on a mission to develop female leaders through coaching youth sports.

Are you ready to make a difference and help shape the future of female leadership? Then apply to become a Leader Mentor.

Your guidance and support will play a crucial role in empowering our young coaches to develop the confidence and skills they need to become impactful leaders both on and off the field.

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What Our Champions Say

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"Getting leadership skill sets at a young age, learning early on and keeping that with you as you're testing and learning makes you a resilient, successful coach in the long term. So the work being done by the Women's Coaching Alliance is a big piece of the solution."

Tara VanDerveer Former Stanfor Womens Basketball head coach
Jess Smith

President, WNBA Golden State Valkyries

"There is almost no person in a young person's life besides your parents, who plays such an important role in shaping the character of young people than coaches. Developing a pipeline of women who are coaches, who connect with kids, build skills, build teamwork, I mean, that's what you need to be successful in life, and there is no more important mission."

Tara VanDerveer Former Stanfor Womens Basketball head coach
Brady Stewart

CEO, Bay FC