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ABOUT US
As an organisation, the AFL works tirelessly in all states and at all levels to enhance and grow the game – from grassroots to elite. Together, we put on the game, deliver important events, communicate with our fans, run community programs, develop coaches and umpires, collaborate with partners, delight members, support clubs and so much more. While our roles may vary, we are all united by a common goal, to progress the game so that everyone can share in its heritage and possibilities.
The AFL is committed to promoting and protecting the safety and wellbeing of children and young people in our care. Please note, we undertake several screening processes to ensure this commitment is upheld, this includes ensuring the successful candidate to this position holds a valid employee Working with Children/ Vulnerable People check and a satisfactory criminal history record check.
We are an Equal Opportunity employer and firmly believe that diversity and inclusion is an important part of both the AFL and the communities in which we operate. Our game is for everyone, and we strive to be a workplace for everyone.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Supported by the Regional Development Lead, you will be key in starting new AFL programs in the NT.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF
- Support the Regional Development Lead in delivering senior and youth football competitions.
- Deliver AFL Auskick programs.
- Deliver school-based AFL programs.
- Support the engagement of youth in talent programs (some travel may be required)
OUR IDEAL TEAM MEMBER
- A fun and enthusiastic nature with a passion for working with adults and youth.
- Dedicated to work and reliable.
- Strong communication skills with a variety of people.
- Hold an Ochre Card (Working with Children Check), or can get one.
- Interested in AFL.
OUR CULTURE
Applications Close: 30 May 2025