3 Clubs & Teams jobs

The Nunawading Orcas are members of Masters Swimming Australia/Victoria and have a strong history that dates back to 1994 when the club was first formed. While taking improvements in swimming technique very seriously, as a club we firmly believe in MSAs motto of fun, fitness and friendship, and as with many Masters swimmers, our members range from their early 20s through to their 70s. The Orcas Swimming club offers its members: Structured training to swimmers of varying ages and ability. Training sessions held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at Nunawading Aqualink (Forest Hill) following the standard school term dates.  Social interaction both in and out of the pool. What we are looking for in a coach: Familiar with swimming regulations and techniques. Provides a positive environment for training and is attentive to members and their needs. Friendly and approachable. Assists in promoting the club on pool deck helping to attract new members. Keep record of individual swimmers’ attendance, times, abilities and injuries. Key selection criteria to include: Demonstrated ability to coach swimmers of varying levels and ability. Demonstrated experience of coaching swim squads. Ability to coach swimmers at competition level. Ability to provide guidance to improve swimming technique mindful to the sensitivities of squad members. The swim coach reports directly to the Nunawading Orcas committee. See also job description attachment. Essential Requirements Teacher of Competitive Swimming / Competitive Strokes Teacher of Adolescents and Adults Desirable Criteria Development (Bronze) Swimming Coach Accreditation Attachments Nunawading Orcas Coach

Reporting to the Regional Manager, the Club Services Officer is responsible for building effective “one on one” relationships with an assigned group of clubs and tasked to fully understand a club’s needs and priorities and work with the clubs to identify areas to build capability. The Club Services Officer will need to focus on four key objectives to significantly grow and enhance the sport of Sailing; Build relationships with the Clubs and Classes to develop their capabilities; The delivery of Australian Sailing services to clubs and class associations within the region; Deliver national programs to substantially grow participation in sailing across age groups. Deliver national training courses to enhance and improve the experience of participants; Principle Accountabilities This is a role that will evolve over time and be tailored to suit local requirements. Initially, the following tasks will be incorporated into the Club Services Officer role: Club Support Share best practice from the club network and sport Online service training with support from the central team Seek to increase the number of clubs delivering accredited training programs Support and provide input into the development of new resources for clubs as required Support club’s development and implementation of participation pathways Promote grants and funding opportunities and support clubs in application process Helping to develop clubs’ capabilities and capacity with regards to sport development and participation Participation Support of Discover Sailing Centres including applications, annual reviews and renewals Coordinate the promotion of programs in conjunction with the Training & Education and Marketing & Communications teams Connect clubs to schools and other organisations to grow participation Support Discover Sailing Centre staff with training and induction Mentor Discover Sailing Centre instructors and principles Work with Discover Sailing Centres to maximise their growth potential and productivity Capacity Building Provide and facilitate training courses and connect clubs to instructors, officials and specialists; Assist to recruit and train coaches, race officers and volunteers; Support and administer courses for instructors, coaches and officials Development and maintenance of calendar of training courses Projects You may also be designated projects related to State or National objectives. Key Relationships Australian Sailing Regional Manager Clubs Services Officers- nationally Education & Training Online Services Other AS functional areas Sailing Stakeholders Clubs & Classes Accredited Sailing Centres Private Operators Chief and Senior Instructors Instructors and coaches External Dept. of Sport & Recreation Industry Associations Maritime Authorities Councils Local Schools & community groups Attributes Qualifications & Experience Leadership skills and demonstrated ability to develop and implement strategy and business plans in the context of: Planning with set timelines and deliverables; Budget management; Risk management; Managing a diverse group of stakeholders including volunteers; and Research and analysis. Additional experience, accreditation or licences: A background in sailing - either through club management, participation, competition or industry Sports Administration/Management Experience Teaching qualifications - Cert IV or tertiary Drivers licence Boat Licence Senior First Aid certificate   Working With Children check Knowledge & Skills Demonstrated commitment to high quality service delivery and customer satisfaction. Ability to effectively communicate with diverse audiences - including written and verbal and electronic channels. Demonstrated understanding of the drivers and barriers of sports participation, and the ability to develop strategies toward increased participation. Experience and technical knowledge of sailing as a recreational activity and as a competitive sport- either as a participant or in club administration Ability to work both autonomously and as an effective part of a larger team while also managing various stakeholders. Be a confident presenter and communicator, with a high level of interpersonal skills, with excellent relationship management, influencing and listening skills. Ability to communicate technical information to non-technical audiences Planning- able to manage and prioritise multiple tasks,  schedules and deadlines. Personal Attributes Personal and professional values that align with the sporting values of respect, integrity, teamwork and excellence. Management and leadership skills that inspires a sense of purpose and direction. Ability to build and sustain effective and productive relationships with diverse stakeholders. A passion for the sport of sailing and a desire to see it grow Outcomes focused with a strong desire to make a positive contribution Flexible and adaptable with respect to working outside of traditional working hours as the position will require face to face interaction with clubs and other stakeholder organisations. The role will involve travel and possible weekend and after hours work Essential Requirements Level 2/Senior/Apply/Provide First Aid Working with children check Drivers Licence Boat Licence Desirable Criteria Physical Education Degree Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Attachments 200227 CSO PD

Reporting to the Regional Manager, the Club Services Officer is responsible for building effective “one on one” relationships with an assigned group of clubs and tasked to fully understand a club’s needs and priorities and work with the clubs to identify areas to build capability. The Club Services Officer will need to focus on four key objectives to significantly grow and enhance the sport of Sailing; Build relationships with the Clubs and Classes to develop their capabilities; The delivery of Australian Sailing services to clubs and class associations within the region; Deliver national programs to substantially grow participation in sailing across age groups. Deliver national training courses to enhance and improve the experience of participants; Principle Accountabilities This is a role that will evolve over time and be tailored to suit local requirements. Initially, the following tasks will be incorporated into the Club Services Officer role: Club Support Share best practice from the club network and sport Online service training with support from the central team Seek to increase the number of clubs delivering accredited training programs Support and provide input into the development of new resources for clubs as required Support club’s development and implementation of participation pathways Promote grants and funding opportunities and support clubs in application process Helping to develop clubs’ capabilities and capacity with regards to sport development and participation Participation Support of Discover Sailing Centres including applications, annual reviews and renewals Coordinate the promotion of programs in conjunction with the Training & Education and Marketing & Communications teams Connect clubs to schools and other organisations to grow participation Support Discover Sailing Centre staff with training and induction Mentor Discover Sailing Centre instructors and principles Work with Discover Sailing Centres to maximise their growth potential and productivity Capacity Building Provide and facilitate training courses and connect clubs to instructors, officials and specialists; Assist to recruit and train coaches, race officers and volunteers; Support and administer courses for instructors, coaches and officials Development and maintenance of calendar of training courses Projects You may also be designated projects related to State or National objectives. Key Relationships Australian Sailing Regional Manager Clubs Services Officers- nationally Education & Training Online Services Other AS functional areas Sailing Stakeholders Clubs & Classes Accredited Sailing Centres Private Operators Chief and Senior Instructors Instructors and coaches External Dept. of Sport & Recreation Industry Associations Maritime Authorities Councils Local Schools & community groups Attributes Qualifications & Experience Leadership skills and demonstrated ability to develop and implement strategy and business plans in the context of: Planning with set timelines and deliverables; Budget management; Risk management; Managing a diverse group of stakeholders including volunteers; and Research and analysis. Additional experience, accreditation or licences: A background in sailing - either through club management, participation, competition or industry Sports Administration/Management Experience Teaching qualifications - Cert IV or tertiary Drivers licence Boat Licence Senior First Aid certificate   Working With Children check Knowledge & Skills Demonstrated commitment to high quality service delivery and customer satisfaction. Ability to effectively communicate with diverse audiences - including written and verbal and electronic channels. Demonstrated understanding of the drivers and barriers of sports participation, and the ability to develop strategies toward increased participation. Experience and technical knowledge of sailing as a recreational activity and as a competitive sport- either as a participant or in club administration Ability to work both autonomously and as an effective part of a larger team while also managing various stakeholders. Be a confident presenter and communicator, with a high level of interpersonal skills, with excellent relationship management, influencing and listening skills. Ability to communicate technical information to non-technical audiences Planning- able to manage and prioritise multiple tasks,  schedules and deadlines. Personal Attributes Personal and professional values that align with the sporting values of respect, integrity, teamwork and excellence. Management and leadership skills that inspires a sense of purpose and direction. Ability to build and sustain effective and productive relationships with diverse stakeholders. A passion for the sport of sailing and a desire to see it grow Outcomes focused with a strong desire to make a positive contribution Flexible and adaptable with respect to working outside of traditional working hours as the position will require face to face interaction with clubs and other stakeholder organisations. The role will involve travel and possible weekend and after hours work Essential Requirements Level 2/Senior/Apply/Provide First Aid Working with children check Drivers Licence Boat Licence Desirable Criteria Physical Education Degree Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Attachments 200227 CSO PD