Coaching Opportunities
2012 SVA High Performance Coaching Positions
Coaches interested in participating in the SVA Elite Prospects Academy (Provincial Teams) and the Sask Best program can find information in regards to both High Performance programs in the file below.
Description
Terminology
According to the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC), a coach is described as:
In Training – when a coach has completed some of the required training (theory or technical) for a level;
Trained – when a coach has completed all required training (theory and technical) for a level;
Certified – when a coach has completed all evaluation requirements (theory, technical and practical) for a level.
The new NCCP model distinguishes between training and certification. Coaches can participate in training opportunities to acquire or refine the skills and knowledge required for a particular coaching context as defined by the sport. However, to become certified in a coaching context, coaches must be evaluated on their demonstrated ability to perform within that context in areas such as program design, practice planning, performance analysis, program management, ethical coaching, support to participants during training, and support to participants in competition.
Coaching Resume Tips
Please include a cover letter with your coaching resume. In the cover letter please clearly state which coaching position(s) you would like the SVA to consider you for.
A coaching resume is very similar to a professional resume. The main difference is that it should be tailored to highlight your relevant coaching experience and training. Please consider including the following categories in your coaching resume:
Coaching experience – Include Professional coaching, National/Provincial coaching, Club coaching and High School coaching experiences.
Skills and Abilities – Include coaching certification, professional and technical skills, communication and interpersonal skills.
Athlete Experience (if applicable)
Accomplishments
Education
References – Include contact information and title for reference.
Coaching positions available for application:
2013 Canada Summer Games
Applications are now being accepted for male and female Head Coach for our 2013 Canada Summer Games coaching positions. Coaches need to be fully Level 3 certified. Selected Head Coaches will be expected to participate in the 2012 High Performance program leading up to the 2013 Games in Sherbrooke. Please submit resume to Myron. A selection committe will interview candidates prior to December 19th, 2011.
2012 Saskatchewan Summer Games
District Coaches 1 male and 1 female Head Coach is required for each District;
1 male assistant and 1 female assistant coach is required for each District.
Sask Best Men’s Team (NTCC)
19U Provincial Team Men’s Head Coach – 1 position.
19U Provincial Team Men’s Assistant Coach – 1 position.
Sask Best Women’s Teams (NTCC)
18U Provincial Team Women’s Head Coach – 1 position.
18U Provincial Team Women’s Assistant Coach – 1 position.
Beach Teams - Development year
19U Women Head Coach - 1 position
20U Men Head Coach - 1 position
Western Elite Women's Teams
16U Head Coach - 2 positions
16U Assistant Coach - 2 positions.
Western Elite Men's Teams
17U Head Coach - 2 positions.
17U Assistant Coach - 2 positions.
Process for the coaching positions:
Head Coach
Please submit a coaching resume that includes 1 reference, your NCCP transcript (or NCCP #), and a criminal background check to the Sasktoon SVA Office c/o Mentor Coach, Myron Mehler.
Please include a cover letter with your coaching resume. In the cover letter please clearly state which coaching position(s) you would like the SVA to consider you for.
If necessary, a committee will shortlist the applicant pool.
If necessary, short listed applicants will be contacted by the SVA Office and scheduled for an interview.
Please refer to ‘Coaching Resume Tips’ for help in creating this document.
Application Deadline: December 2, 2011 Assistant Coach
Please submit a coaching resume that includes 1 reference, your NCCP transcript (or NCCP #), and a criminal background check to the SVA Office c/o Mentor Coach, Myron Mehler.
Please include a cover letter with your coaching resume. In the cover letter please clearly state which coaching position(s) you would like the SVA to consider you for.
If necessary, a committee will shortlist the applicant pool.
If necessary, short listed applicants will be contacted by the SVA Office and scheduled for an interview.
Please refer to ‘Coaching Resume Tips’ for help in creating this document.
Application Deadline: December 2, 2011
Criteria for application to coaching positions:
Head Coaches
Minimum NCCP Level 2 Certified for Indoor Volleyball. Canada Summer Games requires Head Coach to be fully Level 3 or higher certified. District coaches for Sask. Summer Games must be Level 1 fully certified. Obtain a crimal record check.
Demonstrated experience in working with athletes at a similar developmental age.
Demonstrated coaching experience at a major Championship or Games event.
Assistant Coach
Minimum NCCP Level 1 Trained for Indoor Volleyball. Canada Summer Games requires Assistant Coaches to be fully Level 2 or higher cerified. District Coaches for Sask. Summer Games must be fully Level 1 certified.
Demonstrated experience in working with athletes at a similar developmental age.
Demonstrated coaching experience at a major Championship or Games event.
Coach Responsibilities:
Head Coach
o Agree to and employ the SVA Ethics for Athletes & Coaches, the SVA Code of Conduct, and the Volleyball Canada Harassment Policy. Obtain a crimal record check.
o Collaborate with and report to the SVA Mentor Coach in all stages of planning, training and competition.
o Athlete development in appropriate technical skills, systems and tactics.
o Collaborate with Sport Science & Medicine Council of Saskatchewan in the development and implementation of a comprehensive system for providing the athletes with professional services including; biomechanics, exercise physiology, mental training, sport nutrition, drug education and doping control, and injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.
o Involvement in the athlete identification process.
o Leadership and participation in training and selection camps.
o Commit to coaching development assigned by the SVA.
o Create a positive and competitive team culture and environment.
o Complete regular team and athlete reports, throughout and following each season.
o Expenses are covered and an honorarium is awarded.
Assistant Coach
o Agree to and employ the SVA Ethics for Athletes & Coaches, the SVA Code of Conduct, and the Volleyball Canada Harassment Policy.
o Collaborate with and report to the SVA Mentor Coach in all stages of planning, training and competition.
o Support the head coach as directed in training and competition.
o Athlete development in appropriate technical skills, systems and tactics.
o Collaborate with Sport Science & Medicine Council of Saskatchewan in the development and implementation of a comprehensive system for providing the athletes with professional services including; biomechanics, exercise physiology, mental training, sport nutrition, drug education and doping control, and injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.
o Involvement in the athlete identification process.
o Leadership and participation in training and selection camps.
o Commit to coaching development assigned by the SVA.
o Maintain a positive and competitive team culture and environment.
o Expenses are covered and an honorarium is awarded.
