WA Cricket has some fantastic casual Metropolitan Perth based opportunities for Community Cricket Officers to work within a dynamic team at one of WA’s leading sporting organisations!

The role will require you to assist in the promotion and delivery of school based and community-based programs within designated regions to deliver sustainable participation outcomes and optimise the cricket experience for all participants.

Key Responsibilities

Working as a key support member of the WA Cricket Metropolitan Area team, you will be assisting with and maintaining relationships with schools and clubs. In particular, you will be working with School Ambassadors to promote and deliver school cricket programs leading to engagement with local junior cricket clubs.

Deliver school cricket programs/clinics and promotions that are targeted and designed to achieve a clear participation pathway from school to community cricket programs and competitions.

Assist in the training of School Ambassadors and Woolworths Cricket Blast Coordinators for the delivery of entry level programs including the new Smash Series format so that teachers and volunteers can continue to develop and encourage community level participation in cricket.

Engage and communicate regularly with WA Participation Growth and Experience staff and all Specialists staff to receive feedback on outcomes of school visits/promotions.

Investigate opportunities to promote and increase participation in targeted Woolworths Cricket Blast and Smash Series Programs.

Undertake other tasks as required by the local Cricket Manager and other WA Cricket Specialist staff.

Support the ongoing administration of current WA junior cricket competitions across Perth.





Support the delivery of targeted inclusive programs for boys and girls with a disability.

We are looking for people who

Can ignite a passion for cricket in the next generation of children aged 5-12 years to develop a love for cricket and encourage them to get involved and play.

Are great at communicating and getting your ideas across.

Can work well on your own and as part of a team.

Is skilled at building and keeping strong relationships with others.

Is excellent at managing your time and paying attention to the little things.

Have a valid WA driver’s license and your own way to get around.

Senior First Aid Certificate or willingness to obtain one.

Hold a valid Working with Children Card or willingness to obtain one.

A little bit about us

At WA Cricket we aim to be leaders in Australian sport and pride ourselves on developing inspiring players, creating a fun and inclusive community and delivering social outcomes through cricket. WA Cricket looks after the Perth Scorchers, the WA Men's and Women's Teams, the WA Cricket Foundation and Perth Scorchers Institute of Sport and Business.

Our Culture

At WA Cricket we are committed to nurturing a diverse and inclusive workforce and offer equal opportunities to all. At WA Cricket we embrace diversity in gender, age, ethnicity, disability, religion and sexual orientation. We are committed to providing a safe workplace for children across Australian Cricket.

We also believe that embracing flexibility is a smarter way of working. We measure ourselves on our values of Excellence, Collaboration, Inclusion and Celebration.

We require all applicants to undergo background checks prior to or during any appointments.

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📌 Casual Community Cricket Officer (Perth)
🏢 Western Australian Cricket Association
📍 Perth