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The FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Team Coach serves as the primary mentor, organizer, and advocate for a team of students in grades 6�12. Coaches guide students through the engineering design process, project management, teamwork, and competition preparation while fostering a positive and inclusive team culture centered on the FIRST Core Values and Gracious Professionalism�.
FTC coaches help students develop technical, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills through hands-on robotics experiences. While technical knowledge is beneficial, coaches do not need to be engineers or programmers; their primary role is to facilitate learning, connect students with resources and mentors, and create an environment where students can succeed.
The FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Team Coach serves as the primary mentor, organizer, and advocate for a team of students in grades 6�12. Coaches guide students through the engineering design process, project management, teamwork, and competition preparation while fostering a positive and inclusive team culture centered on the FIRST Core Values and Gracious Professionalism�.
FTC coaches help students develop technical, leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills through hands-on robotics experiences. While technical knowledge is beneficial, coaches do not need to be engineers or programmers; their primary role is to facilitate learning, connect students with resources and mentors, and create an environment where students can succeed.
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Register the team with FIRST and local program partners.
Manage team communications with students, parents, mentors, and program administrators.
Schedule and coordinate team meetings, workshops, outreach activities, and competitions.
Maintain team calendars, deadlines, and season milestones.
Assist with budgeting, fundraising, sponsorship development, and resource management as needed.
Competition Preparation
Ensure the team understands FTC game rules, season requirements, and competition expectations.
Guide students in maintaining their Engineering Portfolio and preparing for judging interviews.
Support students in developing presentations, outreach initiatives, and award submissions.
Coordinate tournament registration, travel arrangements, and event logistics.
Assist students with match preparation, scouting, and competition strategy.
Safety and Team Environment
Promote safe use of tools, equipment, and workshop spaces.
Ensure team activities follow established safety guidelines and youth protection policies.
Maintain a welcoming environment where all students feel valued and supported.
Model professionalism, integrity, and respect in all team interactions.
Recruit, support, and coordinate technical and non-technical mentors.
Engage parents and volunteers in supporting team activities.
Serve as the primary liaison between students, parents, mentors, sponsors, and FTC program representatives (locally and nationally).
Ensure all volunteers understand team expectations and youth protection requirements.
Public K–12 school district serving students and families in six western Minneapolis-area communities.
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Part-time
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