Varsity Boys Water Polo Coach - Lead Team & Growth

East Side Union High School District; San Jose (CA); Presencial; USD 42 000 - 64 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

East Side Union High School District seeks a Varsity Coach to apply strong technical knowledge, lead practices, and foster discipline, teamwork, and student development within the sports program. The Head Varsity coach oversees programs across levels and maintains communication with parents, staff, and the school community.

Responsibilities include organizing practices, ensuring safety, and upholding CIF/CCS and district codes of conduct while balancing academics with athletic commitment.

Qualificações

• Playing experience at high school, collegiate, amateur or pro level.
• HS coaching experience at JV or youth leagues/middle school in same sport.
• Current State of California coaching certifications.
• District-mandated reporter training (annual).
• Must pass District Fingerprint clearance.
• Professional references.

Responsabilidades

• Demonstrates knowledge of rules and fundamental/advanced techniques for the sport.
• Organizes practices and designs conditioning programs.
• Maintains district guidelines, policies and effective communication with parents, staff and students.
• Instills commitment, discipline and teamwork in students across varying athletic abilities.
• Maintains equipment and uniforms to ensure safety and minimize loss.

Conhecimentos

Coaching experience

Communication

Leadership

Organization

Teamwork

Formação académica

State coaching certifications (CA)

Annual mandated reporter training

Descrição da oferta de emprego

East Side Union High School District seeks a Varsity Coach to apply strong technical knowledge, lead practices, and foster discipline, teamwork, and student development within the sports program. The Head Varsity coach oversees programs across levels and maintains communication with parents, staff, and the school community.

Responsibilities include organizing practices, ensuring safety, and upholding CIF/CCS and district codes of conduct while balancing academics with athletic commitment.