3 jobs found in hobart

The Female and Inclusion Participation Officer role is focused on working with all stakeholders on achieving key female football participation objectives in Tasmania. The position will play a crucial role in assisting clubs to be better engaged with females to attract and keep more female participants in the game.  Desirable Knowledge, skills and behaviours  (Competency)  Working with Vulnerable People accreditation Current Driving Licence Demonstrated communication, organization and leadership skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Experience within the game of football (player, coach, administrator) Experience working with children and parents  Proficient communication skills - confidence speaking in public and delivering information  Ability to demonstrate collaborative and inclusive approach to problem solving  Customer service/sales experience Passion to develop the game of football ...

It's an exciting time for tennis in Australia and we have ambitious plans to continue to grow the game from grassroots through to high performance. We are transforming how we deliver tennis, with the aim of making it more accessible, to more people, more often. To help us achieve our plan we are looking for a Tennis Development Officer to join our team at Tennis Tasmania on a part time (0.8FTE), fixed term (12 month) basis and contribute to the growth of tennis across Southern Tasmania. About the role Reporting into the  Regional Tennis Manager - Southern Tasmania , in this role you will: Support the regional plan for tennis which includes all stakeholders who will inspire, connect and retain tennis players/consumers - particular focus on the customers of clubs, coaches, schools, competition deliverers and councils. Develop positive relationships with all customers to influence, adopt and drive ongoing development and change. Support clubs to create...

Special Olympics Australia was established in 1976 providing sporting opportunities for people with an intellectual disabilities of all ages and abilities. Our global mission is to provide year-round sports training, quality coaching, and competition in 16 Olympic and Olympic-type sports for children and adults with an intellectual disability, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community. We create accessible sports training, coaching, and competition opportunities for all people with an intellectual disability whether they want to take part in recreational activities, aspire to climb the competition ladder, or seek additional opportunities outside of our program. Vision: Everyone with an intellectual disability has the opportunity to participate in sport. Mission: We create...