MIC OF ROWING

at  St Stithians

St Stithians College is a prominent and transformative South African school; one that inspires excellence and makes a world of difference. Founded as a Methodist Church School, our Christian spirituality is central to our identity. We are an independent, non- profit institution located on an expansive green campus in Sandton, Johannesburg. Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced individuals who believe they have the required skills and competencies to take on this position from 1 September 2024 (negotiable).

THE KEY REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS EXCITING POSITION ARE:

• A qualification in teaching or sports science would be a distinct advantage but not essential
• At least 3 years’ experience in a similar role (including coaching of the 1st VIII) and Level 1 FISA coaching qualification
• A commitment to on-going personal and professional development
• Excellent written & verbal communication skills
• An awareness of the nature of the school and willingness to commit to its all-round ethos, co-curricular activities and pastoral approachTHE ROLE WILL INCLUDE RESPONSIBILITY FOR:
• Operational planning & budgeting as well as manage transport, tours and camps in conjunction with the Campus Director of Rowing.
• Manage, interact and report back to the Parent Supporters’ Committee and relative stakeholders
• Assume full responsibility for the Boys’ College Rowing programme throughout the year and not just during the rowing season
• Recruitment and management of coaches and all rowers across all age groups
• Training programme design & execution and all marketing of the sport in conjuction with the Campus Director of Rowing
• Selection, entries and equipment allocation
• This role requires extensive early morning and after hours work and ongoing commitment over weekends and select school holiday periods
• Over and above the candidate will be required to be part of the teaching staff or form part of the sports administration team

Please refer the Job description for details