Reddit reviews 2011 Coach of the Year Clinics Football Manual
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There really is no major that in particular helps you become a coach. It is all about your accessibility outside of work. Grizzfan (I hope he's from Montana) said it right; find a career that suits you. I am just leaving college next week and got set up with a job helping kids that will also allow me to coach.
However, teaching is the best option to coach in High School. Don't limit yourself if that's not what you want to do. Since you're male, however, look into primary instead of secondary. Every male teacher wants to teach high school so there isn't much of market for male HS teachers.
Get your mind right. Family, Grades, Friends, Football. In that order. Live your life while you're still young and live it right. As a coach you represent not just a team but a community. If you're out messing around getting in legal trouble you're representing your community wrong.
As far as learning to coach. . observe. Volunteer in your area and just watch the other coaches. Be aware of what they're doing right, and what they're doing wrong. Be seen not heard for a while. There are plenty of books, cd's, and dvd's on Amazon for cheap.
http://www.amazon.com/2011-Coach-Clinics-Football-Manual/dp/1606791710
These manuals are pretty good to expand your general knowledge. Otherwise - email coaches in your area, shake as many hands as you can, and learn from as many people as you can. Unfortunately coaching when you get older is more about who you know than what you know.
Shoot me a personal message with your email and I will email you my DB's packet, and special teams playbook. On that note, learn as much about special teams as you can while you're young. It can be a great way to get your foot in the door.
Best of luck to you, TheKeibler.