Job Posting: Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach

Start date: February 1, 2025

Summary

The Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach will assist in all aspects of a competitive women’s volleyball program and is responsible for, but not limited to: the integration of Christian faith, and the recruitment, retention and academic success of student-athletes.  Priority will be given to candidates with experience in college volleyball and recruiting; strong people skills; experience in player development and strength and conditioning is preferred. A basic understanding of film break down and HUDL software is essential to this position. In addition to coaching, this position requires assistance in multiple aspects of team management, including budgeting, facilities management, academic support, and retention of quality student athletes. This position will be responsible for maintaining compliance with all Montreat College, Appalachian Athletic Conference, and NAIA bylaws.

Duties

1. Assist the head coach with recruiting efforts for women’s volleyball program; recruiting student athletes for the athletic team who will represent the mission of Montreat College. 
2. Assist in the developing, implementing and evaluating the game plan and strategies.
3. Plan comprehensive training plans for student-athletes.
4. Assist in operational procedures including scheduling, travel, budget management, and statistics.
5. Attend departmental meetings upon request.
6. Be familiar with and adhere to departmental policies and procedures as well as NAIA and AAC bylaws. 
7. Participate in college and departmental activities as needed. 
8. Assist in driving team vans/mini buses to and from team functions/games.
9. Be responsible for the conduct of athletes, both on and off the court.  
10. Responsible for leading and coaching the women’s volleyball developmental team.
11. Actively participate with all athletic fundraising programs as needed.
12. Communicate the needs and maintenance of facilities and equipment to the head coach.
13. Assist with travel and facilities management for the women’s volleyball program.
14. Knowledge and understanding of promoting the women’s volleyball program through social media.
15. Other duties as assigned by the head coach and/or athletic director.
16. Run individual and group practices as needed.

Skills

Essential Job Functions

• Excellent writing skills
• Excellent oral communication and relationship skills
• Excellent recruiting skills to meet annual roster expectations
• Efficiency in computer applications (Microsoft Office, Excel, Synergy, HUDL, social media, etc.)
• Ability to read, understand, and apply instructions
• Hear and understand telephone conversations
• Ability to coordinate different tasks simultaneously
• Move about the campus freely (including all facilities)
• Working knowledge of game/facility preparation
• Ability to multi-task

Leadership Qualities

• Work closely with the Admissions and Financial Aid office.
• Articulate a clear vision for the women’s volleyball program.
• Set goals and objectives based on the needs and capabilities of the population served
• Articulate and promote student learning and development in the following areas:
  • Spiritually
  • Academically
  • Character
  • Athletic Excellence
• Prescribe and practice ethical behavior.
• Where appropriate, recruit, select, supervise, and develop others in the organization.
• Manage financial resources.
• Plan, budget for, and evaluate personnel and programs.

Education

A bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year institution is required.

Good candidates will support and affirm Montreat College’s faith statement and Community Life Covenant.

Supervisor

The Assistant Coach reports to the Head Coach and Athletic Director.

Application Requirements

Send a job application to Brittany Carpenter, Head Women’s Volleyball Coach, including your cover letter, statement of Christian faith, résumé, and three references.

About Montreat College

Montreat College is a Christian liberal arts college accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to offer masters, bachelors, and associate degrees. Main campus is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains fifteen miles east of Asheville, North Carolina, a region recognized as one of the most attractive living environments in the United States. Satellite campuses in Asheville, Charlotte, and other sites supplement the main campus. The College is committed to Christ-centered teaching and learning and is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities.

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