04 Sep
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St Kevin's College
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Toorak
04 Sep
St Kevin's College
Toorak
St Kevin's College
St Kevin's College is a leading independent Catholic Boys' School, committed to standards of excellence in the formation of young people, educating boys from ELC (co-ed) to Year 12.
We strive with compassion and integrity for the development of the whole person, integrating spiritual development, academic success, cultural awareness and sporting participation. St Kevin's has developed a solid academic tradition where each boy is encouraged to take responsibility for his own learning in an environment that values knowledge and scholarship.
The Opportunity
We are seeking an enthusiastic, dedicated and highly motivated Rowing 2nds VIII Coach to join our outstanding Rowing program.
This is an exciting prospect for a coach passionate in developing young athletes, building high-performing crews and creating a positive, inclusive and team-focused workplace. Working alongside our experienced Rowing coaching team, you will play an significant role in developing athletes both on and off the water.
About You
You are active in the rowing community and familiar with APS program. In addition:
Experience in Rowing from either as a coach or as part of the Rowing team.
Level 1 NCAS - Rowing
Enjoyment working with students of varying abilities
Excellent communication, organisation and time management skills
Hold a current WWCC and First Aid certificate
Completed or willing to complete Anaphylaxis Awareness training
Available for before or after school training sessions and Saturday mornings
Desirable
VIT registration
Light Rigid Motor Vehicle Licence
Applicants must have a 'right to work' in Australia,
Child Protection
St Kevin's College is committed to the creation and maintenance of a child safe school workplace. The care, safety and welfare of students are embedded in policies and procedures which ensure a commitment to zero tolerance of child abuse. Please read and review the College's
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