To be honest, I've been offered head coaching jobs in football, and I've never wanted to pursue it because it just seems like the administrative end of coaching, especially in football, where the coordinators basically make their game plans, decide on their rosters, and manage the calls.
Out of curiousity, I'm kind of interested in your certification requirements for your sports.
In football for example all coaches need to have taken the "Safe Contact", "ethical Decisions in coaching", "Introductory to position coaching" and a position just to get on the field now.
To get to the coordinator level you need multiple positions and a on field evaluation by a football alberta evaluate.
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