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Manager in Training – (Path to GM $70–$80K) - Let’s Play Soccer
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Develop leadership skills while supporting soccer facility operations, team recruiting and coaching, scheduling, payroll, inventory, safety, maintenance, memberships, partnerships, revenue growth, and customer experiences. The role offers mentorship and a career path to General Manager.
Manager in Training – Career Path to General Manager ($70K–$80K) – Let's Play Soccer, Round RockLet’s Play Soccer — The Indoor Soccer CompanyOur Mission: Uniting people for the love of the Beautiful Game. We make a positive impact on people’s lives through soccer—and in people’s lives through acts of service.
Our Message: We do everything for you except play the game.Why you’ll love this job
If you’re driven, people-focused, and ready to grow into leadership, this Manager in Training role is your path to becoming a General Manager with Let’s Play Soccer
Location: Round Rock, TX1404 Royston Lane, Round Rock, TX 78664See More About Our Company Here
Our Message: We do everything for you except play the game.Why you’ll love this job
- Start your leadership journey. Learn what it takes to run a high-performing facility—building teams, growing revenue, and creating great experiences.
- Serve first, lead always. Jump in wherever needed—check in players, help a ref, fix a schedule snag, or assist a customer—with support from your General Manager.
- Grow every week. Receive hands-on coaching, leadership mentorship, and professional certifications designed to accelerate your path to General Manager.
- Make an impact. Use soccer and acts of service to unite your community and help players love coming back every season.
- $45,000–$54,000 starting salary with a clear path to General Manager ($70,000–$80,000+)
- 100% company-paid benefits — Medical, mental health, dental, vision, 401(k) match, unlimited vacation
- Leadership development — Personal leadership coach + world-class training and certifications
- Learn to lead the team: recruit, train, schedule, and coach with guidance from your GM
- Support revenue growth: assist with league registration, memberships, and local partnerships
- Run daily operations: help manage scheduling, payroll, inventory, safety, and maintenance
- Deliver great experiences: greet players, resolve issues, and help every guest feel valued
- Own your growth: track your progress and prepare for promotion to General Manager
- Leadership or supervisory experience (sports, retail, hospitality, or operations)
- Sales or customer service experience
- 18+ years old and willing to work evenings/weekends
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
If you’re driven, people-focused, and ready to grow into leadership, this Manager in Training role is your path to becoming a General Manager with Let’s Play Soccer
Location: Round Rock, TX1404 Royston Lane, Round Rock, TX 78664See More About Our Company Here
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