Administration Assistant Jess Ware, who joined the VAFA at the end of 2008 will leave her position at the end of June to pursue travel and work opportunities overseas.
All who have dealt with Jess at HQ will appreciate the courteous, friendly and helpful manner in which she has assisted clubs during her time at Sportscover.
We wish her all the best in her future endeavours.
The VAFA is now seeking the right person to fill her position.
The successful applicant will be required to provide excellent communication services being the first face of contact to the VAFA and general sporting community in Melbourne.
Ability to assist other VAFA staff in their areas including events, IT and publications including the Annual Report and weekly record.
Desired experience:
Applications close June 10, 2011 and should be directed to: Sue Anderson, General Manager – Administration
Victorian Amateur Football Association
[email protected]
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