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Coach and Volunteer With Us

Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, welcomes coaches and volunteers who care about young players. Every role comes with clear standards, including a police or vulnerable sector check, Respect in Sport training, first aid and our Code of Conduct. See how each role works, what you need and how to apply in a few minutes.

Get involved

How can I help?

Our winter season runs from October 2026 to April 2027, with training in Burlington and Stoney Creek and games in indoor competitions.

  • Coaching

    Coach with Crush

    Coaches help run training sessions and support players on game days. You bring the Crush Way and our four values to every session, and you help each player grow in confidence, skill and love of the game.

  • Volunteer

    Volunteer with Crush

    Volunteers keep the club running. You might welcome families on game days, help a team stay organised or lend a hand at club events. Every bit of help gives our players a better season.

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Our standards

What does every coach and volunteer need?

Every person who works with our players meets these requirements before their first session, and renews them before they expire. We also follow the Rule of Two, so two screened adults are present or within sight whenever coaches are with players.
  • A police record check or vulnerable sector check, renewed before it expires
  • Respect in Sport training
  • Current first aid and CPR
  • Acceptance of the Crush F.C. Code of Conduct

Four steps

How do I apply?

  1. Send us your details

    Fill in the short form below with the role you would like and a little about your experience.

  2. Talk with us

    We reply within 2 business days. We will talk through the role, the team and the time it involves.

  3. Complete your checks

    Finish your screening and training before your first session. We will explain each step.

  4. Join the team

    Meet your team, learn the Crush Way and help young players enjoy every session.

Apply

Send us your details

Tell us which role interests you and a little about your experience. We reply within 2 business days.

Questions before you apply

What checks do I need to coach or volunteer at Crush F.C.?

Every coach and volunteer at Crush F.C. completes a police record check or vulnerable sector check, Respect in Sport training and current first aid and CPR, and agrees to the club's Code of Conduct. Each check is completed before your first session with players and renewed before it expires, so families can trust every adult at training.

What is a vulnerable sector check?

A vulnerable sector check is a police record check for people in positions of trust with children or vulnerable people. In Ontario you request it through the police service where you live, usually online. It can take a few weeks to come back, so we suggest you start the request as soon as we confirm your role with Crush F.C.

What is Respect in Sport training?

Respect in Sport is an online training program used across Canadian sport. It helps coaches and other adults recognise and prevent bullying, abuse, harassment and discrimination, and it explains how to respond if a child needs help. You complete it at your own pace, and Crush F.C. asks every coach and volunteer to finish it before working with players.

Where and when would I help?

Crush F.C. teams train in Burlington and Stoney Creek, Ontario, and play in indoor competitions from October 2026 to April 2027. Training runs during the week, with games across the season. When we talk with you, we will match your role to the teams, locations and times that suit you best.

Last updated October 27, 2026

Questions? We are here to help

Send us a message and we will reply within 2 business days.

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