Sisters of Providence·Burbank, California
The Assistant Coach supports the head coach in planning and executing daily practices and providing individualized technical feedback to players. They are also responsible for analyzing game footage, managing logistics, and fostering a positive, inclusive team culture.
Welcome to Providence High School! Through an intellectually challenging course of study and a wide-ranging and exciting co-curricular program, you can graduate and confidently head to college, prepared for advanced studies, work, and life.
At Providence, you will experience a bold academic vision that is both joyful and intellectually challenging. Our leadership, faculty, and staff actively support the social-emotional wellbeing of our students as each of you take advantage of our full range of AP and honors courses and enriching electives.
At Providence, we know that tradition (our mission, vision, and values, and the rituals and practices that support them) is a core part of who we are and ensures the Providence Spirit that energizes the school is preserved, and we avoid conflating tradition with past practice (a.k.a. “the way we’ve always done things”) so that tradition can be a vital source of freedom, creativity, and innovation.
At Providence, you will join a strong and caring community rooted in the shared values given to us by the Sisters of Providence (compassion, dignity, justice, excellence, and integrity), and you will be an active part of an environment that encourages you to discover, develop, and express your whole and utterly unique identity.
At Providence, you can ground yourself and uplift others by going beyond service to impact.
At Providence, you can express your faith through virtue, worship, and an active commitment to justice, and we know that a mature faith seeks understanding so you are also encouraged to cultivate a lively curiosity.
At Providence, you will find your purpose through friendships, values, commitments, and communities you can rely upon when life inevitably gets tough, and we believe that those same things should also serve as a source of personal freedom and autonomy that gives you the confidence to reach your potential by taking risks, thinking boldly, and responding to the needs of your communities. In short, we give you both roots and wings.
Discover more about why our graduates are so confident and prepared by exploring our website, giving us a call, scheduling a visit, or attending a game or performance. We look forward to getting to know you and how you will enrich our community as a Pioneer.
Equal Opportunity At Providence High School, equity, inclusion, and social justice are core to our mission.
We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and embrace difference for the benefit of our students, families, faculty, and staff.
Our goal is to create a diverse learning community where every employee is known, cared for, supported, and retained.
As such, Providence is committed to maintaining a responsive and inclusive workplace free of discrimination, harassment, violence, and any other abusive conduct.
Mindful of our mission to be expressions of God's healing love, we employ and support people of any race, ancestry or national origin, gender, gender expression, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, religion, disability, veteran or military status, citizenship, or any other applicable legally protected status with all the rights and privileges generally accorded or made available to all employees of the school.
The Softball Assistant Coach plays a critical role in supporting the head coach to develop and enhance the skills, performance, and teamwork of the softball team.
This position involves planning and conducting training sessions, analyzing player performance, and providing individualized coaching to help athletes reach their full potential.
The assistant coach collaborates closely with the coaching staff to develop game strategies, scout opponents, and ensure the team adheres to all safety and regulatory standards.
Additionally, the role requires fostering a positive and inclusive team environment that promotes sportsmanship, discipline, and academic balance.
Ultimately, the assistant coach contributes to building a competitive, cohesive, and motivated team that represents the organization with integrity and excellence.
Candidates must have experience playing or coaching softball at the high school, collegiate, or club level and possess strong knowledge of softball rules. A bachelor's degree in physical education or sports management and coaching certifications are preferred.
Market context
In California, softball assistant coach openings often reflect steady demand from school and club programs that need coaches with current game knowledge and experience at the high school, collegiate, or club level. These roles are competitive because programs look for candidates who can support athlete development, understand softball rules, and bring preferred credentials such as a bachelor’s degree in physical education or sports management and coaching certifications. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then tailor your application to highlight your coaching experience and rule knowledge.