Little Kickers Employee Reviews

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Great Place!

Coach (Current Employee) - Centurion, Gauteng - 26 December 2019

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Little Kickers is a fun place to work at. The interaction with the kids and their eagerness to train and make your day better is unmatched. The parents are happy to help during sessions too and witnessing a child’s development always keeps you going

Pros

Fun working with the lil ones.

Cons

Feel drained after some sessions

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Productive and challenging fun work place

Coach and Administrator (Former Employee) - Gauteng, Gauteng - 6 November 2018

. Typical day at work starts off with emails and logging of call, lasing deliveries and checking stock. updating cal logs. auditing of device all day long and communicating with clients and technician we are a diverse work culture and we all different and blend hardest part of my job is lack of communication among mu colleagues especially technicians and client frustration and mis understanding i enjoy most about my work is my organizing skills are above board and i have improved customer service wise , i am well focused and hard working in all my work aspects.

Pros

easy hours

Cons

gets too boring

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Productive and Fun Workplace

Coach (Former Employee) - Johannesburg, Gauteng - 27 October 2017

an overall enjoyable experience, not only because those whom I worked with were great people but the kids that I taught really made me happy. Seeing them each week was the highlight of my week and the work experience I gained from this will never go to waste

Cons

Low pay

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little kickers

Coach (Former Employee) - Benoni, Gauteng - 26 September 2016

fun and creative job , i loved working with kids and we were teaching the children how to have fun. the hardest part was have some of the parents watching your every move.