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Job Description
HEAD BOYS SOCCER COACH BELLARMINE PREPARATORY SCHOOL - 4.3
Tacoma, WA Job Details Seasonal $6,000 a month 1 day ago Qualifications Relationship building (classroom management strategies) Teacher collaboration Parent collaboration Inclusive leadership practices Working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds Working with students Parent communication in school administration Stakeholder relationship building Full Job Description Bellarmine is a Catholic Jesuit college preparatory secondary school with an enrollment of approximately 890 students in grades 9-12. The successful candidate for this position will demonstrate a commitment to working with talented and motivated students and employees. Bellarmine fosters amongst its governing board members, administrators, faculty members, staff persons, and students a commitment to embrace and celebrate the diversity of the school's family and the broader community. Our school has made a strong commitment to promoting diversity of our employees. We encourage persons of all backgrounds to apply.
Position:
Boys Soccer Head Coach Department:
Athletics Supervisor:
Director of Athletics and Activities Job Overview:
Bellarmine Boys Head Soccer Coach at Bellarmine Preparatory School plays a pivotal role in shaping the athletic, academic, and personal development of student-athletes, aligning coaching practices with the values of the Jesuit education philosophy.
Core Functions and Duties:
Understand the
Jesuit Values:
Familiarize yourself with the Jesuit educational philosophy and values, such as cura personalis (care for the whole person), magis (the pursuit of excellence), and service to others. Integrate these values into your coaching style and interactions with the players. Build a
Positive Team Culture:
Foster a positive and inclusive team culture that aligns with the school's values. Emphasize teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship both on and off the field.
Balancing Academics and Athletics:
Recognize the academic commitments of the students and work collaboratively with them to balance their studies and soccer responsibilities. Encourage a culture of academic excellence among the players.
Effective Communication:
Communicate clearly and effectively with both players and parents. Transparency is key in building trust and support. Keep open lines of communication with school administrators, teachers, and staff to ensure a coordinated approach to student development.
Skill Development and Training:
Implement a well-structured and progressive training program that focuses on skill development, tactical understanding, and physical fitness. Provide feedback to players to help them improve and grow as both individuals and athletes.
Spiritual and Personal Development:
Acknowledge and support the spiritual and personal growth of your players. Consider incorporating team-building activities, community service projects, or reflective exercises that align with the Jesuit values. Keep up with the latest coaching techniques, strategies, and advancements in the sport. Be open to feedback and continuously look for ways to improve both yourself and the team. Lead by
Example:
Demonstrate leadership qualities and ethical behavior both on and off the field. Model the values you want to instill in your players. Collaborate with
Other Coaches:
Work collaboratively with coaches from other sports within the school to create a holistic approach to student-athlete development.
Emphasize Sportsmanship:
Instill a strong sense of sportsmanship and fair play within the team. Address any unsportsmanlike conduct promptly and use it as an opportunity for growth and learning.
Qualifications/Competencies:
Requirements:
Successful high school coaching experience preferred Valid First Aid/CPR certification Background check Understanding of coaching theory and practice Ability to build relationships with players, families, and colleagues Commitment to working with a diverse student body Excellent communication skills and a commitment to collaboration Closing date: Open until filled
Season:
February 1 - June 5
Stipend:
$6,000 Benefits not included
Additional Employment Opportunities:
The Head Boys Soccer Coach position is a stipend role. Separately, and based on institutional needs, available positions, and candidate qualifications. Bellarmine Preparatory School may consider qualified candidates for full-time employment in other roles at the school. Any additional employment would be independent of the coaching stipend and subject to standard hiring process.