
Leveraging the success of its world-famous Academy in the South of France, Mouratoglou has extended its coaching methodology beyond borders since 2020. Through its existing 22 centers in Greece, Malaysia, Italy, the UAE, the United States & Indonesia, players of all ages and levels can enjoy the unique Mouratoglou experience worldwide.
As part of our continuous growth, we are hiring a Tennis Coach to join the Mouratoglou Academy Zephyrhills, an ideal destination for outdoor tennis training, junior development, and adult tennis programs.
Mouratoglou Academy Zephyrhills is looking for a Hitting Partner to help develop the next generation of elite players.
RESPONSABILITIES & MISSIONS
Train both on and off the court, always respecting the Mouratoglou methodology and philosophy.
Train according to the standards set by Patrick Mouratoglou and constantly maintain the training methodology.
Develop the client’s tennis skills: the candidate must demonstrate a great ability to adapt to clients and situations, and to sense, analyse and act accordingly.
Provide individual coaching sessions, both private and group, with regular and relevant feedback.
Establish strong and lasting relationships with each player.
Organise and support events and facilities.
Be an active member of the Mouratoglou organisation and promote its values.
Tennis coaching certificate
Proven experience in coaching tennis at various levels
Current level of competition in tennis, ideally with good sporting results (national ranking, ITF, ATP)
Passion and willingness to learn
Ability to build strong and lasting relationships, with a strong commercial understanding and sales skills
Excellent interpersonal skills (communication and listening)
Fluent in English, any other language is an advantage
What We Offer
Free housing (private room)
Free access to training, fitness & recovery facilities
Up to 10 weeks per year to compete in your own tournaments
The opportunity to work in a world-class high-performance environment
Eligibility
Applicants must be U.S. citizens, hold a valid U.S. work visa, or be authorized to work in the U.S. through OPT (Optional Practical Training).