QAFL Development Assistant Coaches
External job listingat Aspley Hornets FC
Aspley Hornets FC seeks development-focused coaches for its QAFL program for Season 2027, including three assistant coach positions.
Salary
Not provided
Location
Brisbane, Australia
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
QAFL Development Assistant Coaches
Brisbane, Australia
Job description
About the role
Aspley Hornets FC is seeking expressions of interest from passionate, experienced, development-focused coaches to join its QAFL program for Season 2027. The club is looking for coaches committed to a high-performance, positive and inclusive football environment and to developing players and building the QAFL program.
Positions available: QAFL Development Head Coach and three QAFL Development Assistant Coaches.
Responsibilities
- Develop players and contribute to the QAFL program.
- Develop effective game plans and training programs.
- Work collaboratively with the wider coaching and football department.
Requirements
- Strong understanding of Australian Football and modern coaching practices.
- Commitment to player development, high standards and pathways for emerging footballers.
- Strong communication and leadership skills, with a collaborative approach.
How to apply
Apply directly on CazVid.
Key facts
- The positions are for the QAFL program for Season 2027.
- Positions include QAFL Development Head Coach and three QAFL Development Assistant Coaches.
- Applicants should understand Australian Football and modern coaching practices.
- Applicants should have strong communication and leadership skills.
Frequently asked questions
What positions are available?
The openings are for a QAFL Development Head Coach and three QAFL Development Assistant Coaches.
What qualifications are sought?
Applicants should have a strong understanding of Australian Football and modern coaching practices, along with communication and leadership skills.
What does the coaching role involve?
The role focuses on player development, effective game plans and training programs, and collaboration with the wider coaching and football department.