New Zealand Football is seeking applications for a Community Pathway Manager within our Football Development team. 

This newly-created role leads the development and implementation of the Community Football player pathways and supports the development of Community Football coaching, referee and administrative pathways within NZF’s Whole of Football Plan.

Key responsibilities will include:

• Developing strategies and programmes which support the delivery of the Football Frameworks in clubs and schools
• Working with the Federation Development Teams to understand and tailor to the reality and development of clubs and schools in New Zealand

We’re looking for someone who’s preferably tertiary-qualified and holds an OFC / NZF C Licence (or equivalent), and has experience of working with diverse stakeholders including federations, coaches, parents, players and volunteers.

To be successful in this role you’ll need:

• Experience in community player/coach development at all levels spanning junior, youth and senior football
• An understanding of the NZF National Curriculum and Whole of Football Plan
• Knowledge of current trends in player and coach development.

Please apply via Seek.  A job description is available here.    Applications close at 9am on Friday 21 February.  Please note all applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand.

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 purpose is to enrich lives and connect people through positive experiences to build strong communities, and our staff are passionate and talented people who are committed to living our core Values: Inclusive, Respect, Enjoyment, Collaboration and Ambition.  We encourage and respect diversity in our workforce, in which all employees are valued for what they contribute to our inclusive culture.

Article added: Monday 10 February 2020