Volleyball Coaching Job Search Log – May 8, 2015
It's been a reasonably active last week on the job front, though as yet still with nothing to show for it but some additions to the stack of rejections.
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It's been a reasonably active last week on the job front, though as yet still with nothing to show for it but some additions to the stack of rejections.
In the volleyball coaching job search process I've found myself thinking about things other than what drives me to coach, which makes me sad.
Here are the questions I was asked.once when I did a phone interview for an NCAA Division I assistant volleyball coach position
Believe or not, I actually finally broke through and got an myself a phone interview! Beyond that, more applications submitted and more rejection.
As current volleyball coaches it is our responsibility to identify and nurture the next generation to follow in our footsteps and keep the sport advancing.
There are two paths to advancing to a higher volleyball coaching level - be demonstrably successful at your current level or apprentice at the higher one
I applied for a Division II head coaching job in the middle part of the country. I also put in for a Division I assistant job in the Northeast. Of
A seemingly quiet week on the job search front, but I still managed to apply for a few new jobs and heard about others I won't be getting.
No major developments this week. Scratched a few more jobs off the list and applied for a few new ones. The quest continues!