Varsity Softball Coach — Lead, Mentor & Build Team

East Side Union High School District; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

East Side Union High School District seeks a Varsity Coach to teach sport skills, instill discipline, and lead teams in alignment with district codes of conduct.Responsibilities include coordinating practices, communicating with families and administrators, and overseeing levels from junior varsity to varsity, while upholding school policy.

The role requires coaching credentials, fingerprint clearance, and district-mandated trainings, with a commitment to student-athlete balance and safety.

Qualifications

• Playing experience in the specific sport at the high school, collegiate, amateur or professional level.
• High school coaching experience at the JV level or youth leagues/middle school in the same sport, or equivalent experience.
• Current State of California coaching certifications.
• Current certification required by the East Side Union High School District, including annual mandated reporter training.
• Must pass District Fingerprint clearance.
• Professional references.
• 01/18/2018: Reviewed by Athletic Directors.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates knowledge of rules and fundamental and advanced skills for the sport.
• Organizes practices and designs conditioning programs for the sport.
• Maintains effective communication with parents, students, staff and the community.
• Oversees program scope from junior varsity to varsity levels.
• Ensures district guidelines and policies are followed.

Skills

Coaching experience

Leadership

Communication

References

Education

California coaching certification

CPR/First Aid certification

Mandated reporter training

Job description

East Side Union High School District seeks a Varsity Coach to teach sport skills, instill discipline, and lead teams in alignment with district codes of conduct.Responsibilities include coordinating practices, communicating with families and administrators, and overseeing levels from junior varsity to varsity, while upholding school policy.

The role requires coaching credentials, fingerprint clearance, and district-mandated trainings, with a commitment to student-athlete balance and safety.