Oceania Triathlon is looking for a Regional Development Coordinator to support the development and delivery of triathlon across East Hub National Federations, ensuring alignment with the Oceania Triathlon Strategy. The role fosters collaboration, builds capacity, and drives regional initiatives that grow participation and performance.
Federations Supported:
• American Samoa Triathlon Association
• Cook Islands Triathlon Association
• Tahiti Triathlon Federation
• Fiji Triathlon Association
• Tonga Triathlon Federation
• Tri-Sport Samoa Association
• Triathlon New Zealand
Key Responsibilities
Federation Support & Capacity Building
• Act as the primary liaison between Oceania Triathlon and East Hub national federations.
• Identify development needs and provide tailored support, resources, and guidance.
• Facilitate training, workshops, and mentoring opportunities for federation staff, coaches,
and volunteers.
• Support federations in building governance, operational capacity, and sustainable
development models.
Strategy Implementation
• Assist federations in aligning their activities with the Oceania Triathlon Strategy.
• Monitor progress and report on strategic outcomes and KPIs.
• Share best practices and success stories across the region to foster innovation and
collaboration.
Stakeholder Engagement
• Build and maintain strong relationships with government agencies, sport bodies, and
community organisations.
• Represent Oceania Triathlon at regional meetings, events, and forums (as required).
• Advocate for triathlon development and visibility within the East Hub.
• Foster a close and collaborative working relationship with the Head of member services
and development at World Triathlon.
Program Coordination
• Support the planning and delivery of regional competitions, development camps, and
promotional activities.
• Coordinate regional initiatives such as youth development, coaching education, and
technical official training.
• Assist federations in accessing World Triathlon development programs and resources.
Monitoring & Reporting
• Track federation engagement and development progress.
• Provide regular updates and reports to the President and Board.
• Maintain accurate records of activities, outcomes, and stakeholder interactions.
Qualifications & Attributes
• 3-5 years experience in sport development, preferably within triathlon or multisport.
• Strong understanding of the Oceania region’s cultural and logistical landscape.
• Excellent communication, facilitation, and relationship-building skills.
• Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.
• Familiarity with World Triathlon systems and development pathways is an asset, but not
essential.
Time Commitment and Salary
• This is a fixed term (until 31 December 2028), part time role.
• Time commitment is 12 hours per week/48 hours per month
• The salary is between UD$18 and UD$20 per hour
To Apply:
• Please send a cover letter as well as you CV to president@oceania.triathlon.org
• Closing date for applications is 12 September 2025