Australia seeks for National Performance Pathway Manager

 

Table Tennis Australia is seeking the services of a highly skilled team player for the newly created position of National Performance Pathway Manager (Able-Bodied).

 

“Table Tennis Australia is proud to be in a position to recruit new staff in the current environment; which is due to the strong financial performance of the organisation over the past 2.5 years combined with funding being secured for this role from the Australian Institute of Sport” explained National Head Coach-Able-Bodied John Murphy.

 

Full details including a Position Description and how to apply can be viewed by clicking here.

 

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