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Job Opportunity Head Coach JOB OPPORTUNITY HEAD COACH Established in 2008, West Coast Fever possesses a rich history throughout its time at the very highest level of Australian domestic netball. West Coast Fever is Western Australia’s representative team in Netball’s premier sporting competition, Suncorp Super Netball. West Coast Fever is not only a competitive force in netball’s new era, but also a true indication of the pathway to the elite level for athletes right across the state. Over the past four years the West Coast Fever Netball Club has delivered continued improvement in team performance competing in two Grand Finals, sustainable growth of partnerships and alliances, a growing membership and fan base and a strong people first focus with stability across our team members and high-performance staff. After ten years at the Club, 2021 West Coast Fever Head Coach Stacey Marinkovich will commence her full-time role as the Australian Diamonds Head Coach, presenting the opportunity for a new leader to become a part of an elite high performance sport environment that supports continued success, in Perth, WA. HEAD COACH West Coast Fever Netball Club are excited about the prospects of the 2022 season and beyond, and we are seeking to appoint a Head Coach who is a proven team leader who will empower and lead our Suncorp Super Netball team and staffing group. The role itself is responsible for leading and managing the development and implementation of a world class high performance program and a culture of success, with shared purpose and principles both on and off the court for the West Coast Fever Netball Team, coaching and support staff. The successful candidate will drive our Club’s vision forwards, manage a dynamic High Performance environment including staff and team, set the coaching and technical direction of the teams playing performance, support the Western Australian athlete pathway by continuing to identify emerging talented athletes from within, and with integrity lead the purpose and principles of West Coast Fever Netball Club. Proudly affi liated with 200 Selby Street JOLIMONT 6014 PO Box 930 SUBIACO 6904 Tel: 1300 540 233 Email: [email protected] www.westcoastfever.com.au SHOW YOUR GRIT The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate: ³ Ability to deliver and drive a world class high performance program; ³ Capability to drive athlete development, performance and standards in the daily training environment for sustained success; ³ Strong netball technical and tactical understanding of the game and an understanding of the requirements to be successful at elite levels; ³ Ability to successfully lead the Coaching and Performance Team; ³ A Coaching philosophy that is aligned with the Club’s Purpose; ³ Ability to build and lead a winning culture supporting the Club’s Principles; ³ Willingness to champion and promote the West Coast Fever Netball Club at all times; ³ Capacity to contribute to Netball WA’s broader strategic goals and objectives; ³ Willingness to collaborate with key stakeholders and to promote the West Coast Fever brand. If this sounds like you and you are ready to lead our highly talented team to on and off court success then please send through your resume and response answering the questions below to: [email protected] From your knowledge and observations of West Coast Fever, why do you believe you are most suited to coach and lead the Team? Briefly describe your vision of the high performance culture that you will be responsible for creating at West Coast Fever. If you were to ‘Coach’ and ‘Lead’ West Coast Fever, what would Fever Members, Fans and Stakeholders see as a result of your successful appointment? Applications close 9am (WST) Monday 31 May 2021. For a detailed job description please click here Applications will be managed with the strictest confidence. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
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