Varsity Volleyball Coach

Varsity Volleyball Coach Clawson Public Schools

• 3.7 Clawson, MI Job Details Part-time $3,335
• $4,025 a year 15 hours ago Qualifications CPR Certification Sports coaching First aid First Aid Certification Teaching Full Job Description Varsity Volleyball Coach

REPORTS TO

Athletic Coordinator and Clawson School Principal

STARTING DATE

MHSAA Fall 2026

Season SALARY:

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• Appropriate placement on the 'Schedule B-1' of the CEA contract Position Summary To instruct athletes in the fundamental skills, strategy, and physical training necessary for them to succeed individually and as a team, while reinforcing the Student-Athlete Code of Conduct.

Minimum Qualifications Teaching certification and experience preferred Physical Education majors or minors preferred MHSAA CAP, First-Aid, and CPR certification, and sports medicine training preferred Coaching experience

• head coach experience preferred Must have substantial knowledge of the technical aspects of the sport while continuing to examine new theories and procedures pertinent to this field Ability to organize and supervise a total volleyball program (head coach) Promotes academics as the major priority Communicates in a positive manner with athletes, coaching staff, parents, administrators, and community Shows competency in theory and techniques of coaching Is punctual and has good attendance Substantial knowledge of the technical aspects of volleyball Essential Responsibilities•On Court Teaches players fundamental and advanced volleyball skills Performs or demonstrates the skills required to play volleyball, such as serving, hitting, setting teach players proper form Conducts practice drills involving physical activity, requiring coach to be active for several hours at a time Develops game plans, analyzes opposing teams' weaknesses, and makes in-game decisions about lineups and substitutions Creates structured and effective practice sessions to improve individual and team performance Directs, encourages, and motivates athletes to perform their best Essential Responsibilities•Off Court Schedules games, manages the team's budget, handles equipment, and ensures players meet academic and eligibility requirements Works with players on their character development, mental preparation, and overall well-being, including academic progress Acts as a liaison between players, parents, school administration, and the community Ensures the safety of players by following safety protocols, such as those related to concussions and heat safety, and having appropriate certifications (e.

g., CPR) Focuses on building team chemistry and a positive culture that encourages players to work together on and off the court. Key Physical Functions Must be able to stand and walk for long periods, and regularly run to coach players on the court Needs to physically demonstrate motions such as serving, setting, and spiking to teach proper technique Must be able to lift and move storage equipment, such as nets and equipment bags that can involve lifting up to 40 pounds or more Requires the use of hands to demonstrate motions and handle equipment, including the ability to use a keyboard and other office equipment Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl to provide instruction on the ground or inspect the playing court Requires specific vision abilities, including close and distance vision and the ability to adjust focus, to observe players' performance and manage the game Must be constantly alert and visually monitor athletes during practices and games to ensure their safety and prevent injuries.

TO APPLY

Clawson is a member of the Oakland Human Resources Consortium www.oakland.k12.mi.us/careers

Job Type:

Part-time Pay:

$3,335.00

• $4,025.

00 per year

Work Location:

In person