Casual Regional Game Development Officer – Flexible Hours & Impact

AFL; Tamworth; On-site; AUD 39,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

The AFL NSW/ACT is seeking a casually employed Game Development Officer to connect kids and communities across Regional North NSW. You’ll run school and club sessions, deliver Auskick/Superkick, and support local events to grow participation and inclusion in football.

You’ll work across Central West, North West NSW, North Coast and Central Coast, building local partnerships and promoting football’s accessibility for children of diverse backgrounds.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children and young people, or confidence engaging with kids in a positive and energetic way.
• Strong verbal communication, presentation and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
• Reliability, initiative and sound judgement when working in schools, clubs and community environments.

Responsibilities

• Delivering the Game: Run fun, skills-based sessions in schools and clubs with energy and engagement.
• Running Participation Programs: Deliver Auskick and Superkick programs for kids to build confidence and friendships.
• Supporting Community Events and Game Days: Create positive, welcoming experiences at events and games.
• Championing Inclusion: Support programs for multicultural communities and diverse participants.
• Building Local Connections: Develop relationships with schools, clubs, families and stakeholders.
• Growing the Game: Promote AFL to kids, including first-time players.
• Getting Involved in Plenty More Fun: Assist with local activations and activities to broaden reach.

Skills

Child engagement

Communication

Teamwork

Job description

The AFL NSW/ACT is seeking a casually employed Game Development Officer to connect kids and communities across Regional North NSW. You’ll run school and club sessions, deliver Auskick/Superkick, and support local events to grow participation and inclusion in football.

You’ll work across Central West, North West NSW, North Coast and Central Coast, building local partnerships and promoting football’s accessibility for children of diverse backgrounds.