Volleyball clinics and school-break camps

Run paid group clinics and holiday camps for young players at rented gyms.

Startup costC$800 to C$4k
Monthly revenueC$800 to C$4k
Time needed6+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • C$800-4k
  • Side hustle
  • Out and about

Estimates for a small start in Canada, not guarantees.

What it is

Group training programs such as weekly skills clinics, tryout-prep sessions and camps during summer, March break and winter holidays. You rent a gym, plan the sessions and bring in helpers as numbers grow.

Your first three steps

  1. Hold a coaching certification through your provincial association and ask clubs and schools about demand for clinics
  2. Get gym rental quotes and pick two or three dates for a first clinic or camp
  3. Set up online registration and payment, then promote through local clubs, schools and parent groups
Who pays

Parents of children and teens, plus some adult players. Some schools and clubs may also hire you to run a session.

How it makes money

A fee per player for each clinic or camp. Revenue rises with the number of players, but you pay for gym rental, helpers and equipment.

Skills that help
  • Coaching groups of different ages and levels
  • Planning sessions and schedules
  • Marketing to parents and clubs
  • Managing assistant coaches
Watch out for
  • Commercial general liability insurance, and check what the facility and any school board require
  • Police record checks for you and any helpers working with children
  • Check the rules for collecting waivers, medical information and first-aid cover
  • Low sign-ups can leave you out of pocket after paying for the gym, so set a minimum number of players
  • WCB/WSIB coverage rules if you hire staff, which vary by province

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start volleyball clinics and camps in Canada?

Estimates suggest startup costs are typically around $800 to $4,000, depending on gym rental, insurance, equipment and marketing. Low sign-ups can leave you out of pocket, so consider setting a minimum number of players.

How much can volleyball clinics and camps earn?

Estimated monthly revenue is typically around $800 to $4,000, depending on sign-ups, session length and pricing. Camps run during summer, March break and winter holidays, so income may vary through the year.

What rules should I check before running youth volleyball camps?

Check what commercial general liability cover the facility and any school board require. Check police record checks for you and any helpers, rules on waivers, medical information and first-aid cover, and WCB/WSIB rules if you hire staff.

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