Equestrian Australia Seeks Applications for the Position of National Performance Director – Dressage

(Equestrian Australia) – This management role encompasses leadership within Equestrian Australia’s High Performance Program for Dressage leading the discipline through to the 2016 Olympic Games.

Work Type – This role is a part time position and will be negotiated to attract the best applicant.

Salary – Dependent upon experience and qualifications

Location – Negotiable, Australia

Detailed Description – Implement the Dressage High Performance Plan within the Program’s budgetary guidelines. The NPD provides management and education of high performance riders that will impact on the success of international competition and major championship campaigns. The role of the National Performance Director is primarily a leadership and management role and not a direct coaching role.

The position of National Performance Director is separated into three key areas. These are High Performance Duties, National Team Management and Administration and Reporting. The National Performance Director is expected to fulfil the requirements in all three areas

Critical success factors in this role will be the efficient and effective use of the available resources, development and monitoring of training, competition and management plans for both riders and horses in addition to creating a team environment and culture that supports achieving the stated performance objectives of the Equestrian Australia High Performance Program.

Selection Criteria
High level understanding of the discipline of Dressage at International level
High level organisational and management skills
High level Leadership skills and an ability to work with other team personnel in high pressure situations
Strong planning, analytical and reporting skills

A detailed job description is available HERE.

Further information available from the Chief Executive Officer on 02 8762 7777

Please send applications to sara.latham@equestrian.org.au

Closing Date 14 Feb 2013

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