- Lead & innovate community sports competitions and development programs
- Engage with local schools and businesses to promote sports participation
- Be part of a vibrant team dedicated to delivering high-quality experiences
- Enjoy a variable work schedule
As the Sports Programs Coordinator, you will play a pivotal role in coordinating and delivering a variety of sports competitions and development programs at Shellharbour City Stadium. Your expertise will help shape the future of community sports, providing engaging and high-quality experiences for participants of all ages and abilities.
In this dynamic role, you will work collaboratively with local schools, sporting organisations and community groups to encourage optimal participation and success in all our programs. Your enthusiasm will inspire coaches, referees and athletes while maintaining a strong focus on customer service and community engagement.
Our ideal candidate
We seek a passionate and dedicated individual with a strong background in sports management and community program development. If you’re someone who thrives in a team environment and is excited about making a positive impact through sports, we want to hear from you!
- Qualifications in business administration or sports management, or extensive experience in a similar role. (Qualifications include education completed after high school, such as degrees, diplomas or certificates from University, TAFE or other registered training organisations.)
- Current First Aid and Advanced Resuscitation Certificates.
- Current NSW Drivers Licence.
- Cash Handling experience.
- Proven experience in developing and delivering sporting programs for diverse communities.
- Excellent communication, negotiation and conflict resolution skills.
Your commitment to safety and your understanding of workplace health and safety principles will ensure a secure environment for all participants.
What we offer
- 2 x permanent part-time positions, 21 hours per week (Monday to Sunday) with variable work hours to help you balance your schedule.
- Commencing salary range from $37,548 to $39,846 per annum (for 21 hours a week)
- Plus 12% superannuation
- Great employee benefits like retail discounts, fitness programs, weekly pay-run, support services such as the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) council benefits and health and well-being days.
About us
Shellharbour City Council is a dynamic local government organisation serving a thriving coastal community of over 82,000 residents. Located just 1.5 hours south of Sydney, our region offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture and professional opportunity.
We are proud to be more than just a workplace; we are a community. We are a unique council with over 400 permanent employees; delivering essential services and exciting initiatives across a diverse portfolio that includes:
- A Regional Airport serving our community with domestic flights
- Picturesque Marina that attracts tourism and boating enthusiasts and offers waterfront cafes and shops
- A championship Golf Course that attracts major tournaments and golfers across the region
- Five Libraries and a Local Museum celebrating our rich heritage
- A Sports Stadium offering a multi-use venue for sport
- Our Service Depot, an operations hub where outdoor crew help maintain and beautify our local area.
Please note this position requires:
- A current "Working with Children Check" clearance in accordance with the 'Child Protection (WWC) Act 2012 for Paid workers
- A Pre-placement Medical Assessment and,
- A National Police History Check
Why join us
Shellharbour City Council offers you the chance to be part of a team that values your contributions and supports your growth. With a flexible work schedule of 21 hours per week, you’ll enjoy a healthy work-life balance. Opportunities for professional development and the chance to make a meaningful difference in your community await you!
Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our enthusiastic team! Apply now to take the first step toward a rewarding career in sports program coordination.
