The owner will treat you like royalty for the first few months of working there but once it comes down to it you’ll realize to him you’re easily replaceable and he couldn’t care less about your happiness or stress levels at certain times because “that’s just the job”. The turnover rate is atrocious and once someone leaves you’ll be forced to take their tasks on top of the ones you already have without a pay increase or a single thank you.Įverything you’re reading in the description of the job doesn’t even touch half of the stuff you’ll end up doing. I hope everyone takes a minute before they apply to any position here and really ask yourself “how badly do I really need this job” if the answer is badly, please do your mental and emotional health a favour and apply anywhere else. I will definitely be taking the skill sets I learned into my future career as an educator. I would like to thank head office, staff, and the campers who made this experience worth it this past summer. While the pace of the environment can be busy at times, as there is a new situation each day, the experience is worth it in the end. Overall, I would recommend Royal City Soccer Club to anyone who has aspirations of becoming a teacher. We ran activities between 9 AM to 4 PM Monday to Friday, while also providing pre and aftercare for selected campers between the hours of 8 to 9 AM and 4 to 5 PM. Hours were beneficial, as the camp ran from Monday to Friday.

Head office was super supportive all the way through, and addressed any concerns I had. In addition, working with the staff members and volunteers at the location was also a benefit, as I could practice my leadership skills.

Most importantly, seeing the kids grow in their soccer skills during the week, or sometimes the entire summer they spent with us. I learned so many skills this summer from coaching the kids, to communicating with parents, and managing paper work. I had an amazing experience this summer at the Royal City Soccer Club location in St.

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