I recently applied for a drill team coach position and I want to make sure that I make a good impression at the interview. What kind of things can I expect them to ask and what can I do and say to make my chances of getting the job better? I really want this job. Thanks

Was it with a school or a studio? I coach at a h.s. & teach at my studio.
Well at the school, they asked me how many hours a week I would coach. I do tues. wed. & fri from 3:30-5:30. Not including games. They asked me how long I have taught, and have I ever taught the h.s. age group?
What makes you a good coach? I said strict guidelines, dedication and pride for your squad.
They gave me sernarios like: how would you approch a complaining parent?
What would you do if a squad member asked you a personal question, ie: sex, drugs things like that.
What you personal policys as a coach are, ie: if someone quits the squad, fundraisers, dance team booster club, things like that.
Make sure you talk a lot,sound like everything you say, you can back up, lol. Cause they dont want to hire a passive coach. They want someone who can sucesfully run a squad with a strong arm.
If you do get the job im me, I have sooo many things I wish I could of gone back and changed, if someone would have helped me my first year. I have composed a list of policys that are great for someone who needs a helping hand.
I wish I had a person to have told me all about costumes, fundraisers, good companys to work with, and bad ones.And the best places to get everything you will need, lol. Good Luck!!!! Janel.