Junior High Volleyball Coach: Lead, Develop & Compete
Young World Physical Education
Joliet (IL)
On-site
USD 3,000 - 5,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
Young World Physical Education is seeking a Volleyball Coach for Dirksen Junior High School for the 2026-2027 school year. This temporary position starts immediately and involves planning, coaching, and maintaining student eligibility records. The ideal candidate will hold CPR/AED certification, have expertise in volleyball, and demonstrate leadership skills with youth. Responsibilities also include overseeing practices, coordinating with the athletic director, and ensuring safety during games. Contact Dr. Judith Nash for more information.
Qualifications
Expertise in coaching volleyball and knowledge of league regulations required.
Certification in CPR/AED must be obtained before practices begin.
Strong leadership skills to guide youth effectively.
Responsibilities
Plan and schedule regular practices throughout the season.
Maintain student eligibility records to promote academic success.
Oversee safety conditions of the facility and equipment.
Skills
Professional expertise in the sport being coached
Current CPR/AED certification
Responsible professional behavior
Knowledge of game rules and league regulations
Demonstrated skills in youth leadership
Ability to work cooperatively with a variety of people
Participation in Coaches Certification Program
Job description
Young World Physical Education is seeking a Volleyball Coach for Dirksen Junior High School for the 2026-2027 school year. This temporary position starts immediately and involves planning, coaching, and maintaining student eligibility records. The ideal candidate will hold CPR/AED certification, have expertise in volleyball, and demonstrate leadership skills with youth. Responsibilities also include overseeing practices, coordinating with the athletic director, and ensuring safety during games. Contact Dr. Judith Nash for more information.