OFC is looking for a dynamic and experienced Project Manager with a strong background in sports or football management to join our team, based at the Home of Football, Te Kahu o' Kiwa, in Auckland, New Zealand. About the role: This position is a fixed-term contract lasting two and a half years, starting in mid-January 2025.
As Project Manager, you will be responsible for:
Lead and manage Capacity Building programmes and activities aligned with MA Services key results and OFC strategy.Lead, develop, implement, and monitor MA Services capacity-building programmes for MAs in collaboration with the HOD, through e-learning support and activities, including, but not limited to, GS Executive Programme, Football Management Certificate and Diploma, Strategy and Planning support, and Corporate Management Framework.Manage, in collaboration with the HOD, partners, and experts, team delivering MA Services Capacity Building programmes and activities.Ensure a client-centric approach in all operations.Implement monitoring and evaluation to assess programme impact.Prepare analyses and presentations to OFC senior management and leadership.Train OFC staff in capacity-building programmes.Develop engaging physical and digital learning solutions.Oversee daily operations of the OFC Learn platform.Compliance: Ensure compliance with OFC regulatory frameworks and policies, maintaining robust controls over all MA Services activities.Core Competencies: A relevant bachelor's degree level qualification or the equivalent (5 years) relevant experience.Demonstrated experience in project management, including the management of consultants.Experience in building reports and working with supporting subject matters experts and stakeholders.Critical analytical thinking.Proven and sufficient experience in:Developing, managing, and monitoring capacity building programmes in football management and/or corporate management.Developing educational or capacity-building content.Sports management or football management.Developing educational or capacity building content, with hands on experience in sports and/or football management.The Next Steps: Please email a cover letter attached to your resume ****** .
Your cover letter should highlight your specific qualifications and recent experiences that are relevant to the role.
Applications close at4:00 p.m.
(NZST) onFriday, 13 January 2025.
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