Volleyball Training Program or Clinics
Run weekly training sessions and holiday clinics for juniors and adults on hired courts.
- A$800-4k
- Part-time
- Out and about
Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.
What it is
A regular group program, such as weekly junior skills nights, school holiday clinics or adult social training, on an indoor stadium or beach court you hire.
Your first three steps
- Get coaching accreditation and a Working with Children Check, then contact local stadiums about off-peak court hire rates
- Plan a term of sessions with a clear age group, price and maximum numbers
- Promote through local schools, clubs and community Facebook groups, and run a low-cost trial session
Who pays
Parents of junior players, adult players, and sometimes schools or clubs that bring you in to run sessions.
How it makes money
Per-session or per-term fees from each player. Court hire is your main cost, so a fuller session makes a better margin.
Skills that help
- Planning and running group sessions
- Coaching different ages and levels
- Organising bookings, payments and communication
Watch out for
- Public liability insurance, and ask the venue whether it requires its own cover or hirer agreements
- Working with Children Check requirements, which differ by state and territory
- Court hire is a fixed cost, so low numbers can mean a loss on a session
- Check your state body's rules on safeguarding, first aid and coach-to-player ratios
- Register an ABN, and check when GST registration applies as you grow
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Coming soonQuestions people ask
How much does it cost to start a volleyball training program in Australia?
Startup costs are typically around $800 to $4,000, depending on equipment, insurance and the courts you hire. Court hire is a fixed cost, so low numbers can mean a loss on a session.
How much revenue can a volleyball training program make?
Estimates suggest monthly revenue of typically around $600 to $3,000, depending on how many sessions you run and how many players attend each one. The estimate assumes at least about six hours a week.
What rules should I check before running volleyball clinics?
Check public liability insurance and whether the venue requires its own cover or hirer agreements. Also check Working with Children Check rules in your state or territory, and your state body's rules on safeguarding, first aid and coach-to-player ratios.
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