Youth Strength & Conditioning Coach

Brighton Grammar School; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Access to premium facilities

High-end sporting equipment & tech

Supportive team environment

Job summary

Brighton Grammar School in Melbourne invites applications for a full-time Strength & Conditioning Coach. You will deliver age-appropriate classes across the school and community, developing pre-season and in-season programs to boost athletic performance.

Role involves collaboration with Heads of Strength & Conditioning, sports staff, and university partners for internships. A strong focus on youth development, safety, and a positive training environment is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelors preferred; relevant experience in youth strength & conditioning desirable.
• Experience delivering age-appropriate strength & conditioning for students and staff.
• Knowledge of youth development principles and training periodization.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, engaging strength and conditioning classes for students and staff.
• Develop pre-season and in-season conditioning plans with coaches.
• Coordinate internships and mentor students with a structured program.
• Integrate conditioning with Curriculum and fitness literacy goals.
• Maintain a tidy, hazard-free gym environment and uphold safety policies.

Skills

Strength & Conditioning

Youth coaching

Program planning

Motivation & rapport

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor in Exercise & Sport Science

Master’s in Strength & Conditioning

Tools

Teambuildr

Catapult GPS

Microsoft Office

Job description

Brighton Grammar School in Melbourne invites applications for a full-time Strength & Conditioning Coach. You will deliver age-appropriate classes across the school and community, developing pre-season and in-season programs to boost athletic performance.

Role involves collaboration with Heads of Strength & Conditioning, sports staff, and university partners for internships. A strong focus on youth development, safety, and a positive training environment is essential.