"Community Cricket Manager & National Coach"
・Exciting challenge in an overseas market taking cricket beyond its traditional boundaries・Game development and national team coaching responsibilities, including taking teams to ICC tournaments and the Asian Games
・Full-time, two-year contract starting in March 2014
The Japan Cricket Association (JCA) is the national governing body for
cricket in Japan. It is an Associate Member of the International Cricket
Council (ICC) and its head office is based in Sano, Tochigi – 80km
north of Tokyo.
The Community Cricket Manager & National Coach joins a full-time
team of 7 staff and reports directly to the CEO. You have responsibility
for working with regional associations to develop and expand youth and
adult community competitions around the country, build a skilled
volunteer workforce to deliver the game, whilst also developing
appropriate high performance structures to produce strong national
teams.
As a small JCA team, you will also play a strong role in supporting
other aspects of the business such as school programs, teacher education
and national championships. This includes acting as technical director
for national championships.
We are looking for an energetic self-starter who:
・ Has a proven ability to work in a completely different cultural environment
・ Has strong experience at grassroots / community cricket level with an
understanding and involvement in pathway development and education
systems (coach, official, volunteer).
・Has a minimum CA/NZC Level 2 or ECB Level 3 (or equivalent) cricket
coaching qualification, has a proven ability in coaching representative
teams and a strong understanding of high performance principles in order
to manage and implement a national high performance program
・ Shows initiative, has the ability to develop strong relationships
with a varied group of stakeholders and has a proven ability in leading
and managing programs
・ Has excellent verbal and written communication skills and sound general administration and computer skills
The position provides a rare and exciting opportunity to play a pivotal
role in developing cricket in Japan, where cricket is relatively
unknown but has large potential. It provides a challenging opportunity
to expand ability, knowledge, experience, language and character.
Applications should be emailed to jobs@cricket.or.jp and should include
a short covering letter highlighting how you meet the required skill
set of the role outlined above.
Closing date for applications is Sunday 5th January 2014.
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