New Zealand Football is seeking applications for Assistant Coaches for our National Women’s U-20 and U-17 teams, responsible for the planning, implementation, management and success of the international programme in the lead-up to and during the 2020 World Cup campaign.

Key responsibilities include:

• Working with the Head Coach on the high performance programme
• Assisting in coaching the U-20 or U-17 team
• Attendance at camps and travel on tour
• Helping to create a supportive, professional team environment in which all players are able to reach their potential

We’re looking for a minimum OFC/NZF B Licence or equivalent, as well as demonstrated experience in coaching a high performing football team, experience in the use of technical analysis software, and an understanding of player development trends and the role that sports science plays in team performance.

To be successful in this role you’ll need:

• Excellent leadership and interpersonal skills
• Excellent presentation skills
• Effective management skills
• The personal motivation to achieve excellence

Please apply via Seek. 

Click here for further information about the role.   

Applications close at 9am on Sunday 11 August, and interviews will be held during the week commencing 12 August. Please note all applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand and be available to start at the end of August.

About New Zealand Football

Football is the global game and one of the largest participation team sports in New Zealand, providing experiences and opportunities for all – male and female, young and not so young, talented athletes and community level players.  New Zealand Football’s mission is to lead, inspire and deliver football in New Zealand, and our staff are passionate and talented people who are committed to living our core Values: Unity, Pride, Passion and Respect.  We encourage and respect diversity in our workforce, in which all employees are valued for what they contribute to our inclusive culture.

Article added: Tuesday 30 July 2019