Join Our Team at St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School
St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School is a leading independent girls’ school committed to excellence in education and the holistic development of young women. Guided by our Anglican values, we foster a vibrant, learner-centred community where students are encouraged to achieve their personal best in all aspects of school life - including sport.
An exciting opportunity is now available for an experienced and passionate Head Coach to lead and develop our Netball program.
About St Aidan's
Located in the heart of Corinda, St Aidan's is a close-knit community with just over 1,000 students from Prep to Year 12, including a co-educational Kindergarten. Our smaller school environment ensures that each student receives personalised attention and thrives in a supportive atmosphere.
St Aidan’s is honoured to have received The Educator’s 5-Star Employer of Choice award in 2025.
The Role
The Head Coach - Netball is responsible for the leadership, development and oversight of coaches and student-athletes within the netball programs. Working closely with the Sport Coordinator and Head and Assistant Head of Sport, this role plays a critical part in delivering high-quality coaching, fostering athlete development pathways and supporting participation at all levels.
This is a part-time, fixed-term, salaried position, with hours worked to be agreed and aligned with the school sporting calendar, including QGSSSA and associated competitions.
Key Responsibilities
- Coach the Open Team
- Provide leadership and mentoring to all Netball coaches
- Develop and oversee a clear, periodised coaching plan for the season
- Support long-term athlete development in consultation with the Sports Performance Centre Manager
- Assist with game-day preparation, strategy and feedback
- Contribute to selection trials, team selections and end-of-season awards
Experience and Requirements
- Sports Management and/or coaching qualifications and experience required
- Relevant experience in administration of sporting programs
- Experience in an education setting in particular an all-girls’ school setting (highly desirable)
- Attend an agreed to number of training sessions per week, and all fixtures or competitions
- Have a Paid Blue Card (Working with Children) or ability to obtain.
- Have excellent communication and organisational skills.
Further information can be found in the position description.
