Sydney Uni Sport is seeking enthusiastic and engaging casual coaches to join our
School Holiday Programs team, based at the University of Sydney’s Cumberland
Campus.
Our Multi-Sport Camp provides primary school-aged children with the opportunity to
participate in a range of sports and recreational activities in a fun, inclusive and safe
environment. Coaches will help deliver engaging sessions that encourage children to
learn new skills, stay active and build confidence through sport.
Position Details
- Casual opportunities during the September/October Spring school holiday
period
- Hours generally between 8:00am – 3:30pm
- Competitive hourly rate: $30 – $35 per hour depending on experience and
qualifications
- Opportunities across a variety of sports and activities
Essential Skills & Experience
- Current Working With Children Check
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to deliver engaging sessions and adapt activities to different ages and
abilities
- Ability to supervise children safely and professionally
- Reliable, organised and professional approach
- Ability to build positive relationships with children, young people and parents
- Commitment to child safety, inclusion and safe sport practices
Desirable Skills & Experience
- Current First Aid and CPR Certificate
- Coaching, sport, recreation and/or PE teaching qualifications
- Experience coaching children and young people in school holiday programs
About YouYou are energetic, approachable and passionate about working with children and young
people. You enjoy creating positive experiences through sport and recreation and are
committed to fostering a safe, inclusive and enjoyable environment for all participants.
Successful applicants will be expected to uphold Sydney Uni Sport’s child safety,
behavioural and safeguarding standards at all times.
Applications
Please email your resume to:
[email protected]
Other Information
Residency requirements: All candidates considered, including international students
and working holiday visa holders, provided they are legally entitled to work in Australia.
