1. Provide appropriate instruction and supervision to students under 16 years of age to help them improve their motor skills and fitness. Develop personalised training plans according to the age and level of the students to ensure that each student receives training that is suitable for him/her. 2. Teach students proper sports techniques and theoretical knowledge, including basic sports skills, rules and tactics. Teach students the correct attitude and values of sports, such as respect, teamwork and perseverance. 3. To organise and arrange competitions and activities suitable for students under 16 years of age and to provide students with opportunities to display their talents. Through organising inter-school competitions and other activities, we help students to establish contacts with their peers in other schools. 4. Regularly assess students' progress and performance and provide feedback and constructive criticism to help students improve. Pay close attention to the training process of students and record their performance and achievements so as to better adjust the training programme. 5. Ensure students' health and safety. Teach students the correct methods of warm-up and relaxation to avoid sports injuries. During competitions or training, coaches should ensure that the rules of the game are followed and that appropriate measures are taken to protect the physical and mental health of students. 6. Maintain close contact with students' parents and report to them regularly on students' progress and performance. Share with parents the student's training programme and goals, listen to their views and suggestions, and work together to support the student's development.

1. A licence is necessary. 2. Friendly attitude. 3. More than 3 years working experience. 4. Good communication skills.