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Goalkeeper Coach for Boys & Girls Soccer

Menlo School•Atherton, CA

About The Position

Menlo School is seeking a knowledgeable, motivated, and collaborative Goalkeeper Coach to support student-athletes in its Upper School Boys and Girls Soccer programs during the winter soccer season. The coach will plan and deliver position-specific training, develop goalkeepers across multiple competitive levels, and collaborate with both coaching staffs to connect goalkeeper instruction with each program’s technical, tactical, and competitive demands. The role establishes a consistent training structure that offers meaningful development while accommodating both teams’ schedules and priorities. It is a variable-hour, part-time, hourly position.

Requirements

  • Previous experience coaching or playing soccer, with demonstrated knowledge of the goalkeeper position.
  • Proven ability to plan and deliver effective goalkeeper training for high school student-athletes.
  • Understanding of fundamental goalkeeper techniques, tactical principles, and player development.
  • Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to collaborate effectively with multiple coaching staffs.
  • Commitment to student-athlete development, safety, and Menlo School’s educational mission.
  • Availability for scheduled afternoon practices, approximately 3:00–5:00 pm, and selected competitions.
  • Submit a resume and brief cover letter outlining interest and relevant experience through the application portal.

Nice To Haves

  • Previous goalkeeper coaching experience at the high school, club, collegiate, or professional level.
  • Recognized goalkeeper coaching education or certification.
  • U.S. Soccer or United Soccer Coaches coaching credentials.
  • Experience working with both boys and girls programs.
  • Familiarity with video analysis and individualized goalkeeper development planning.
  • Experience developing goalkeepers within a team-based tactical training environment.

Responsibilities

  • Plan and deliver structured goalkeeper training suited to athletes’ experience, ability, and developmental needs.
  • Develop goalkeepers’ technical skills, including positioning, footwork, handling, diving, shot stopping, aerial play, and distribution.
  • Build tactical understanding of defensive organization, one-on-one situations, set pieces, transitions, and buildup play.
  • Develop goalkeepers’ decision-making, communication, leadership, confidence, and composure under pressure; provide individualized feedback and identify development priorities.
  • Coordinate position-specific physical preparation with Sports Performance and Sports Medicine staff.
  • Collaborate with the Boys and Girls Soccer Program Directors and coaching staffs to align goalkeeper development with each program’s playing philosophy and training objectives.
  • Integrate goalkeepers into team training, including possession, attacking, defending, and transitional activities.
  • Support goalkeeper development at varsity, junior varsity, and freshman levels as scheduling and program needs allow.
  • Assist with goalkeeper evaluation and provide head coaches with input on player development and competitive readiness.
  • Support match preparation, goalkeeper warmups, and competitions when scheduled.
  • Provide consistent and equitable coaching support to both programs; coordinate weekly training, balance individual work with team practices, communicate conflicts and anticipated absences, and coordinate match coverage with head coaches.
  • Maintain regular communication with both coaching staffs about goalkeeper development, training progress, and needs.
  • Model professionalism, integrity, accountability, and sportsmanship, and create a supportive, challenging environment that promotes growth, confidence, and competitive excellence.
  • Recognize the developmental needs of high school student-athletes, reinforce school expectations for conduct, teamwork, and responsibility, and prioritize student-athlete safety and well-being.
  • Attend relevant coaching meetings and program activities as requested.
  • Assist with goalkeeper equipment organization, maintenance, and inventory.
  • Maintain appropriate communication with coaching staff and Athletics leadership; follow Athletics policies, procedures, and student-athlete safety standards.
  • Complete required employment clearances and coaching certifications, and perform other related coaching duties as assigned.

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