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Hiller was born and raised in Masindi, Uganda. As a young village boy he learned how to play soccer using rolled up banana leaves.  He now has more than 14 years of experience coaching and mentoring young children through sports. Through his coaching he has helped many youth realize their potential in life. By creating PEYTSAR, he wants to give back to his local community and the schools of Masindi.

 

 

EDUCATION

BA in Exercise Science, Salem State University, with Coaching Certificate

International General Certificate of Secondary Education IGCSE in PE

First Aid & Basic Life Support Certification

 

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

National Coaching Licenses

National Youth Coaching License, USA

Track & Field Level 1 Coaching Certificate.

 

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Taught as assistant secondary school PE Teacher.

Co-implemented basic strategic lesson plans in football, basketball, volleyball, track & field, cricket, baseball, and rounders to year 7 - 12 students and also collaborated and taught primary school, year 1 - 6, parttime.

Designed and coached the first staff woman’s soccer team.

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  • Facilitated physical education activities to groups of elementary students.

  • Coordinated lesson plans with PE Teacher.

  • Demonstrated leadership and communication skills in a group setting.

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Volunteered in F.A.S.S.T program 

  • Taught physical activities to urban students, grades 4 & 5, who otherwise would not have had access to physical and wellness education.

  • Developed positive relationships with students over the school-year.

  • Created and implemented physical education lesson plans for 15 or more than 25 students.

  • Worked closely with Salem State physical education professor to coordinate lessons.

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Soccer Referee,

USSF, high school, college, and track and field

 

Coached  local community, Kampala Uganda

  • Organized and developed community youth soccer team, “Black Boyz.”

  • Designed and implemented weekly training sessions with youth ages 10 – 18.

  • Provided positive role-modeling for youth living in difficult circumstances.

The Program for Educating Youth Through Sports and Recreation 

Our program targets primarily youth aged 7-18.

 

Without proper direction, many Ugandan youth can drop out of school or turn to crime.

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This program provides a healthy and fun alternative, which teaches helpful life skills and character development. It also encourages youth to stay in school and become educated.

 

PEYSTAR allows them to express feelings, share talents with others, and feel like a contributing part of society.

 

PEYTSAR focuses on after-school mentorship through sports. One mentor will be paired with a group of about 20 youth.  Each mentor will provide five subjects (soccer, volleyball, breakdance, art, track & field, scout & guide), through which they will role model character, values, and the importance of education.

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