Community Football Operations Assistant

SENIOR Metropolitan Community Football is currently seeking applicants for the position of Community Football Operations Assistant. The role is a part time role with varying hours during the year but as a guide it will be close to full time during football season and around 20 hours during the off-season. The roster will be finalised in conjunction with the successful candidate.

The responsibilities of this position includes:


1. Operations

  • Ensure the accurate and timely processing of all player registrations and clearances.
  • Ensure the accurate and timely processing of all match day paperwork.
  • Assist clubs with the efficient and effective use of the Sporting Pulse Player Management system.
  • Assist Community Football Operations Manager with any other operational tasks as required.
  • Assist clubs with general operational queries.

2. Administration

  • Provide administrative assistance to the Community Football Operations Manager and Coordinator as required.
  • Provide all relevant information required for all community football publications.
  • Assist with general office duties

Apply in writing, including a current resume, to pdehaan@wafc.com.au by Friday 11th March 2011. Any queries re role can be raised through Cameron Agnew.


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