At ProVolley, we’re passionate about helping young athletes fall in love with the game. Our goal is to:
You’ll train with players at your level, learn at your own pace, and see real progress — all while enjoying the energy of a team sport.
The Junior Development Program (JDP) is ProVolley’s official junior pathway for players aged 7–18. It is designed to help young athletes learn volleyball the right way, progress at their own pace, and move confidently into Mini Volley, Junior Advanced Program (JAP), and representative pathways.
Within the JDP, families can choose between three participation options, depending on their child’s experience and goals.
Locations: Five Dock, Newtown, Parramatta, Pymble, and Waverley.
Start day
Pymble: 30/01/2026
Newtown: 04/02/2026
Five Dock: 05/02/2026
Waverley: 07/02/2026
Parramatta: TBC
Locations: Pymble
Start date: 30/01/2026
Locations: Newtown.
Start date: 07/02/2026
Each player is permitted one (1) trial session per term, providing the opportunity to experience the training environment while allowing coaches to assess suitability for the program.
This product is payable as a single upfront payment covering the full term of 8 sessions.
This product is payable as a single upfront payment covering the full term of 8 sessions.
This product is payable as a single upfront payment covering the full term of 9 sessions.
Our Junior Development sessions run alongside the school calendar. You sign up term-by-term, so there’s always a clear start and finish — with a goal to work towards each term.
2025 Term Dates:

ProVolley Academy Australia acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation, and the lands on which Volleyball is played and conducted. ProVolley also pays respect to the contribution First Nations people have made in Volleyball and in sport in Australia.

ProVolley is committed to providing a safe, fun and inclusive environment for all people. Being an inclusive sport reflects our core values and the diversity of our local communities. Everyone has a place in our sport, exactly as they are.