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Club and Competition Development Officer – Victoria

Growth & Innovation • Victoria, Australia • Full-time
AI Job Summary
  • Demonstrated success delivering competitions and events in sport or community settings.
  • Experience coordinating centrally managed competitions and supporting community-driven affiliate competitions.
  • Experience coordinating and delivering state leagues and events (e.g., VT League, Junior State Cup).

Role Type

Permanent • Full-time • Associate

Pay Rate

$60,000 AUD – $70,000 AUD (Annum)

Description

Summary:

The Club and Competition Development Officer will play a pivotal role in enhancing the growth and sustainability of clubs and competitions within Touch Football in Victoria, Australia. This position is essential for fostering community engagement, promoting participation, and ensuring the effective delivery of sporting events. The successful candidate will work closely with various stakeholders to develop strategies that align with organisational goals and community needs.

The Club and Competition Development Coordinator – Victoria is responsible for driving participation growth across centrally managed competitions at Fawkner and Albert Park, supporting community driven Affiliate competitions, coordinating state leagues and events such as VT League and Junior State Cup, expanding the affiliate network, and building the capacity of clubs and volunteers to deliver high-quality Touch Football experiences across Victoria.

 

Reporting to the Growth Manager – Victoria, this role coordinates competition operations across multiple venues, delivers major state events, develops affiliate capability through training and resources, and builds volunteer capacity to grow sustainable participation across the state.

 

This role requires strong organisational skills, event management capability, attention to detail in competition administration, and the ability to build productive relationships with volunteers, affiliates, and community partners.

  

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