Increased demand for development programs has forced AFL NSW/ACT to look for new staff in the Mid Coast. Northern NSW development lead Matt Crawley said AFL experience is well regarded but not essential.
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"The majority of our development work is with primary school aged children, so we're looking for people who can engage kids and provide a fun environment," he said.
"We'll provide training to show new staff how to run drills and teach the skills of the game so a lack of AFL experience won't rule anyone out of the running.
"The work is casual in nature so we're looking for people with flexibility in their availability throughout the week. In the past we've found that these roles have really suited university students, people who work other part time or casual roles, and mums looking to return to the workforce."
Umpires are also needed for the AFL North Coast competitions. Meanwhile, Manning Valley Mustangs remain on the hunt for players and coaches for the under 11s, 13s and 15s divisions.