JV Volleyball Coach – Part Time, Stipend

JV Volleyball Coach – Part Time, Stipend Only

Regents School of Austin's Department of Athletics is committed to using sports to redeem the hearts of athletes, parents, coaches, and others to Christ. We seek a Christian role model who is dedicated to the mission, loves to disciple student‑athletes, supports families, and has teaching and coaching skills in volleyball.

Coaches are a crucial component of the athletic program. The Coach will lead four teams (grades 7‑12) and implement a long‑term plan for program advancement. Responsibilities include culture building, instruction, oversight, and administrative duties.

• Provide a long‑term plan for program advancement; implement the plan vertically for all teams and summer development opportunities.
• Meet regularly with coaches, student‑athletes, and parents to communicate the athletic department's vision.
• Lead conflict resolution among parents, coaches, and athletes.
• Meet with prospective families whose children are interested in volleyball.

• Use multiple teaching and coaching techniques to accommodate diverse learning styles; ensure assistant coaches use the same approach.
• Prepare written tryout and practice plans that demonstrate progressive skill development and conditioning.
• Conduct practices with a logical progression of fundamentals, safe techniques, and appropriate warnings.
• Include cardiovascular and muscular‑skeletal conditioning in practices, adjusting for weather conditions.

• Supervise structured practices appropriate for athlete age and maturity; oversee equipment and facilities.
• Assess athlete readiness for practice and competition; obtain medical clearance when necessary.
• Maintain safe playing conditions; identify injury risks and hazardous environments.
• Ensure all players are properly equipped with appropriate and safe protective gear.
• Maintain cleanliness and order of facilities and storage areas.

• Maintain TAPPS certification and knowledge of TAPPS/NCAA/NFHS rules.
• Attend district meetings, banquets, clinics, and other non‑routine events.
• Meet weekly with the Director of Athletics.
• Provide emergency care; be CPR/First Aid/AED certified and know campus AED locations.
• Execute assigned summer camps and other duties as needed.

• Willingness to listen, build consensus, and establish trust.
• High self‑awareness and a positive role model.
• Organizational and time‑management skills; detail oriented.
• Process‑driven.
• Excellent oral and written communication.
• Technology savvy with Google Apps, Microsoft Office.
• Adaptability to diverse social environments.

• Three years or more coaching experience preferred.
• Desire and ability to disciple youth athletes toward a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.
• Leadership experience with student‑athletes and adult coaches.
• Faith in Christ and support of the mission and vision of the Athletic Department.

Variable schedule including evenings and weekends; out‑of‑season demands vary by team needs.

Performance evaluated annually by the Director of Athletics based on the job description and workload fulfillment.