Fisher89
Years ago
Officiating Development Manager
Noticed this job is available again.
It seems to have been expanded since last time, and personaly I think that this job description looks great - I think that considering BSA are investing in a full time Referee Manager we should be seeing improved results in Junior & Senior umpiring in SA!!!!!!
I have noticed lately plenty of people posting negativly about the umpiring in junior & ABA basketball.
Perhaps this is a good opportunity for people to give positive feedback on this role.
I think it would be great to get someone from the SANFL or AFL with experience in developing officials at all levels
What do others think?
Does anyone know why we seem to advertise this position every 12 months or so???
Is the pay crap?
So many questions.....
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Salary Position
A key position within Basketball SA responsible for driving the growth and development of officiating in the state. The successful candidate will be professional and demonstrate a high level of energy and enthusiasm to build relationships and network with others to realize organizational goals. You will be required to work with a wide range of people within stadiums of various stages of development to capacity build each area of the state with a focus on quality, standards and an overall positive culture for officiating.
The key objectives of the Officiating Development Manager role include:
· Building localized referee development plans within key facilities across the metropolitan area and within country associations and regional areas, with a focus on recruitment, development and transitioning referees along the officiating pathway.
· Further develop a skilled network of referee presenters, coaches and evaluators in all identified regions across the state
· Develop strong communication systems and relationships with all key stakeholders
· Administer officiating high performance programs
· Develop a referee database and report against strategic goals
· Establish a positive culture within and towards officiating in basketball
The successful applicant should be able to demonstrate:
· Exceptional interpersonal skills including oral and written communication, conflict resolution and counselling.
· Officiating experience
