Job opportunity: TT Ulster looking for Performance Development Officer

01/06/2010 – Table Tennis Ulster wishes to recruit the following post: Table Tennis Performance Development Officer Find below the application pack. 1 – Personnel specification2 – Job description 3 – Application form 4 – Adve

01/06/2010 – Table Tennis Ulster wishes to recruit the following post:

Table Tennis Performance Development Officer

Find below the application pack.

1 – Personnel specification

2 – Job description

3 – Application form

4 – Advert May 2010

Please note that applications should be returned to the Administrative Officer by 12 Noon on Monday 14 June 2010 at the following address:

Table Tennis Ulster
Administration Officer
House of Sport
Upper Malone Road
Belfast
BT9 5LA

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