Volleyball Coach

Bellarmine College Prep•San Jose, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Bellarmine College Preparatory, a Jesuit secondary school in San Jose, California, is seeking a Volleyball Coach. Reporting to the Head of Program for Bellarmine Volleyball, the coach supports the program’s philosophy and goals while fostering student-athlete growth. The role requires commitment to the school’s mission and values. Bellarmine complies with the ADA and considers reasonable accommodations for the position’s essential functions. This is a supplemental coaching position that is not eligible for benefits and is not telecommuting. Work hours vary and include evenings and weekends. Compensation follows the established coaching salary scale and depends on experience.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Experience playing and/or coaching competitive volleyball at the high school, college, or professional level, or a combination.
Excellent organizational skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate clearly and interact successfully with internal and external constituents.
Ability to work effectively with staff and students at all levels, maintain a positive attitude and confident presence, and demonstrate motivation and drive.
Demonstrated understanding and experience working with adolescents, including knowledge of adolescent development.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications and ability to operate other applicable software.
Self-directed, with the ability to assume responsibility, work independently, and act creatively.
Ability to prioritize and complete tasks and projects within established time frames, with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple activities simultaneously.
Valid California driver’s license and acceptable driving record for travel to off-site activities, or ability to use other transportation to attend them.
Ability to perform the job safely with respect to others, property, and personal safety.
Ability to lift 25 pounds using proper lifting techniques; sit, stand, or move around the work environment as needed; travel around campus safely and comfortably; use a keyboard or alternative input device and other office equipment; and read printed or digital information.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.
Experience working in a Jesuit or Catholic school.
Experience at the high school or college level.
Current CPR/First Aid certification and NFHS coaching certifications.

Responsibilities

Support Bellarmine’s mission and philosophy by fostering student-athletes’ personal growth within Jesuit education; model compassionate behavior and lead with dignity.
Build positive relationships with the Bellarmine community and establish a program philosophy of values, skills, and techniques to share with students and families.
Promote fairness, commitment, and positive sportsmanship among athletes, parents, officials, and fans.
Set clear expectations for athletes and develop a system of play and vision aligned with the Head of Program.
Apply extensive sport knowledge, including strategy, adjustments, and practice design, using a range of coaching approaches to meet student-athletes’ needs.
Plan practices, games, and seasons strategically and cohesively, including conditioning, workout drills, and scouting.
Communicate with student-athletes, parents, program staff, and school administration about matters such as schedules, transportation, rosters, eligibility, and budgets.
Maintain a safe environment for athletes and coaches, including facilities, practices, competitions, and locker rooms.
Develop and oversee the tryout process.
Comply with WCAL, CCS, CIF, and Bellarmine rules, standards, and regulations.
Work cooperatively and responsibly with coaches, athletic directors, and school administrators.
Attend required program-related Bellarmine, WCAL, CCS, and CIF meetings.
Attend team practices and games, including weekday afternoon/evening activities and Saturday commitments.
Perform other responsibilities as requested by the Head of Program or Athletic Director.