Rowing Coordinators

Melbourne Girls' College

Melbourne Girls’ College Rowing Club is looking for new Coordinators for our Junior, Inter and Senior programs. You would be joining a big team of incredible coaching staff, with a strong and supportive club culture. Coordinator’s at MGC will oversee a wide array of responsibilities, but are mainly responsible for session planning and development, as well as managing a team of coaches.
 
For more information please see here.
 
Or contact the Director of Rowing: graham.smith@mgc.vic.edu.au

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First VIII Girls Coach

The Geelong College

First VIII Girls Rowing Coach
Part-time, Fixed-term (2 years)
Commencing July 2025

The Geelong College is seeking to appoint an experienced and motivated First VIII Girls Rowing Coach, to actively support the values of The Geelong College in developing and mentoring students to reach their potential as athletes and young people.
 
Selection Criteria:

• Elite Coaching and/or competition experience
• Level 2 Australian Rowing Coach Accreditation
• Hold a current First Aid (HLTAID 011), CPR (HTLAID 009) and asthma qualification or ability to obtain
• Current Boat Licence or ability to obtain
• Completion of the anaphylaxis qualification or 22578VIC anaphylaxis qualification
• Holder of a current Working with Children Check (WWCC), or ability to obtain
• Computer skills for communication, reporting and data analysis
• Previous experience working specifically with children and/or adolescents
• Integrity, responsibility and respect for others
• Ability to interact with students and other members of staff
• Light rigid licence (desirable)
• Previous experience working in a school environment (desirable)

To apply, please submit your application online via The Geelong College website (Employment).

We request that applications are addressed to The Principal, The Geelong College and include:

• A cover letter and resume;
• Acknowledgement of the Key Selection Criteria (Part 8) for the role, demonstrating your experience that will enable you to flourish in the First VIII Girls Rowing Coach position. 

Applications received until Sunday 27 April 2025 – 11pm

FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION

Please note: applications will be considered upon receipt and interviews may commence prior to the closing date. We will continue to receive applications until the closing date or until successfully filled.

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First VIII Boys Coach

The Geelong College

First VIII Boys Rowing Coach
Part-time, Fixed-term (2 years)
Commencing July 2025

The Geelong College is seeking to appoint an experienced and motivated First VIII Boys Rowing Coach, to actively support the values of The Geelong College in developing and mentoring students to reach their potential as athletes and young people.
 
Selection Criteria:

• Elite Coaching and/or competition experience
• Level 2 Australian Rowing Coach Accreditation
• Hold a current First Aid (HLTAID 011), CPR (HTLAID 009) and asthma qualification or ability to obtain
• Current Boat Licence or ability to obtain
• Completion of the anaphylaxis qualification or 22578VIC anaphylaxis qualification
• Holder of a current Working with Children Check (WWCC), or ability to obtain
• Computer skills for communication, reporting and data analysis
• Previous experience working specifically with children and/or adolescents
• Integrity, responsibility and respect for others
• Ability to interact with students and other members of staff
• Light rigid licence (desirable)
• Previous experience working in a school environment (desirable)

To apply, please submit your application online via The Geelong College website (Employment).

We request that applications are addressed to The Principal, The Geelong College and include:

• A cover letter and resume;
• Acknowledgement of the Key Selection Criteria (Part 8) for the role, demonstrating your experience that will enable you to flourish in the First VIII Boys Rowing Coach position. 

Applications received until Sunday 27 April 2025 – 11pm

FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION

Please note: applications will be considered upon receipt and interviews may commence prior to the closing date. We will continue to receive applications until the closing date or until successfully filled.

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Assistant Coach

Melbourne RC

The Role

Part time - 15 hours per week

The Assistant Coach will be a club representative for inspiring, motivating and driving up the standard and competitive participation of the club.  They will be respected, approachable, experienced and fair, able to manage a diverse and wide range of members. They will have club culture and participation as a core focus.

The Assistant Coach will run club-wide rowing program based on recognised coaching standards and philosophy established by the Head Coach.  They will be willing to coach and share information to all club members, with a passion for excellence, directed toward recruiting, educating, coaching, nurturing and retaining athletes and coaches as life-long MRC members.

Potential for role to be lengthened beyond 4 months, including greater input to design, implement and continuously improve the rowing program with the Head Coach.

Skills

• People management, including coordinating and communicating with members of all levels.
• Advanced, evolving knowledge and application of rowing technique and athletic performance.
• Negotiation, influencing and conflict resolution.
• Excellent verbal and written communication.
• Moderate level of computer literacy including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Outlook/Email) and use of productivity apps to delivery and manage the program (eg. TeamApp).
• Report preparation and presentation. 

Experience

• At least 3 years of Coaching experience in a Club/School program. 
• Track record of increasing participation in a program year-on-year.
• Track record progress and improved performance year-on-year.
• Track record of simultaneously coordinating more than 50 active participants in a program. 

FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION

Any inquiries, questions or concerns please call +61419773110 or email captain@melbournerowing.com.au.

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Head Coach

Richmond RC

About Richmond Rowing Club

Richmond Rowing Club (RRC) is a vibrant, inclusive community that strives to offer opportunities for people of all abilities to participate, develop, and enjoy rowing. Whether you’re new to the sport or an experienced rower, we provide a supportive and friendly environment where everyone can grow and challenge themselves. We are looking for a Head Coach to help lead this community-focused club, fostering an environment of engagement, learning, and fun, while also supporting those interested in competitive rowing.

Position Overview

The Head Coach will play a key role in both the technical and community aspects of RRC. Working closely with the Head of Rowing (HoR), you will deliver a well-rounded training program that encourages participation, growth, and camaraderie within the club.

Hours: 18 per week (flexibility/annualisation considered)

Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the HoR to develop and implement an Annual Training Program
• Support the delivery of training sessions, rowing camps, and regatta
  participation across all squads
• Directly coach senior squads, with some opportunities to support other
  competitive and recreational squads.
• Provide leadership, education, and technical guidance to both club coaches and
  members, promoting growth at all levels.
• Foster a culture of inclusivity and community

Selection Criteria

Essential:

• Experience of managing or coaching rowing programs, including both competitive and recreational participants.
• Proven ability to create an inclusive and supportive coaching environment that encourages participation and personal growth.
• Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Well-developed organizational and time management skills.
• Proficiency in use of office applications such as Microsoft Office and Google
  Workspace.
• Level 1 Rowing Coaching Accreditation (Rowing Australia) or equivalent.
• Knowledge of boat maintenance, repair, and rigging.
• First aid qualification.
• Current National Criminal Record Check and Working with Children Check.

Desirable:

• Level 2 Rowing Coaching Accreditation (Rowing Australia) or equivalent.
• Level 1 Australian Strength and Conditioning Association certification or higher
  or equivalent.
• Advanced first aid certification.
• Current marine license and driver’s license.
• Trailer towing competency.

Why Join Us?

Richmond Rowing Club offers a welcoming and community-focused environment where you can make a real impact.
As Head Coach, you'll help foster a club where everyone, from beginners to seasoned rowers, is supported in their rowing journey.

Whether through competitive regattas or just enjoying time on the water, you’ll be part of a team that values growth, inclusion, and fun.

If you are passionate about coaching in a community setting and helping athletes of all levels thrive, we would love to hear from you!

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a cover letter addressing the essential criteria to
rowing@richmondrowing.com.au

Closing Date: We are currently accepting applications for this role until 01 May 2025, but may close sooner if the right candidate is found before that date. For more information please email rowing@richmondrowing.com.au.

FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION

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Casual Coach

Richmond RC

About Us

At Richmond Rowing Club (RRC), we strive to provide opportunities for our members to participate, develop, and compete in a supportive and inclusive community on and off the water. We are looking for an enthusiastic and committed Stroke Coach to join our team and contribute to the success of our rowing program.

As a member of the RRC coaching team, you will work with the Head of Rowing and the Head Coach to coach programmed sessions for our competitive squad athletes. You will be responsible for providing technical direction to our members and contributing positively to a culture that aligns with our mission and values.

Key Responsibilities

● Support the Head of Rowing and Head Coach in implementing the Annual Training Program
● Coach scheduled on and off-water squad training sessions
● Assist in the development of volunteer coaches within the club
● Support the selection of crews and boat allocations for training
● Promote and demonstrate behaviors consistent with RRC’s mission statement

Selection Criteria

Essential:

• Level 1 Rowing Coach Accreditation (or willingness to complete)
• Current Working with Children Check (or willingness to complete prior to
  commencement)
• First Aid qualification
• Strong communication skills and an ability to manage difficult conversations
• Strong interpersonal and relationship building skills Good organizational,
  administrative, and time management abilities
• Ability to make informed decisions and to work both independently and as part
  of a team

Desirable:

• Level 2 Rowing Coaching Accreditation (Rowing Australia)
• Level 1 Australian Strength and Conditioning Association certification (or higher)
• Advanced First Aid
• Current marine license and/or driver’s license

Why Join Us?

This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of our rowing community. You’ll work alongside a dedicated and dynamic team while having a real impact on the progression of our club members. As a Stroke Coach, you’ll be supported in your professional development and be part of a club that values camaraderie, inclusivity, and excellence on the water.

How to Apply

If you are passionate about rowing and are eager to play a key role in developing athletes in a fun and inclusive environment, we would love to hear from you! Please submit your application, including a cover letter and resume, outlining your experience and qualifications to rowing@richmondrowing.com.au.

Closing Date: We are currently accepting applications for this role until 01 May 2025, but may close sooner if the right candidate is found before that date. For more information please email rowing@richmondrowing.com.au.

FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION

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A new photographic website run by rowers for rowers, Australian Rowing Images website (ARI) , is seeking to contract with photographers to cover major Victorian regattas in 2023. Photographers need to have their own equipment (although may borrow equipment from the proprietor), have an ABN and current working with children check, be robust given it is an outdoors task, and be able to upload their images regularly from the regatta to the cloud for processing by others same day onto the site. A daily rate will be negotiated depending on experience and regatta venue. Regattas to be covered include Victorian Championships, major school events and Australian Henley.

Amateur photographers with a rowing background are encouraged to apply. Although photographers will be acknowledged, copyright in the photos will pass to ARI.

Please contact Andrew Guerin on 0417 554 799 with expressions of interest and for more details.

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If you enjoy being on the river socialising and coaching adult rowers who are looking to improve their fitness, then this is an ideal position for you.

Work regular weekly shifts from as little as two hours to four and a half hours up to 20 hours per week.

Applicants must attain a Rowing Australia Level 1 Coaching Accreditation and a Rowing Victoria Coxswain Accreditation (both online courses) prior to starting. 

Sessions pay $30 per hour / per crew.
Plus superannuation.

Earn $130 in a morning.

Call Matt Wilson for more information (0419 380 307).

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Shore School 8+

2018 Hudson USP 8+ for sale.

Carbon riggers, seats, footplates and fin/rudder. Against shoes + Bat Logic PlatesCrew Weight 75-91kg.
Comes with rigger bags & padded boat bags.
Boat is in great condition – photos available upon request.

Price: $24,750 incl GST ($22,500 gst excl)

Email for further details: gbates@shore.nsw.edu.au

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Coxmate 6W Harness System Parts
 
1x           F+  (Lead section with seat sensor connection)
1x           Y    (Y extension)
4x           SP (Speaker)
1x           SS (Seat sensor)
 
All brand new and in original packaging.
Total package for $350 (retail $436); can be posted in Australia.
 
Please contact Paul Hargreaves on 0403 301 375 if interested.

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NK Interval 2000 Stopwatch  (NK0130)
 
Brand new in original NK packaging.

$300 posted within Australia. See image.
 
Please contact Paul Hargreaves on 0403 301 375 if interested.

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Boats & Accessories for Sale

Boat 1: 2008 Mould 26 Sykes Single Scull, selling with basic Croker oars, $5000 including oars $4500 without. 

Croker Arrow Oars: $800

NK Speed Coach: $500

See link above for more information and contact details.

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Race 1 Wave Cutter

Race 1 Wave Cutter rowing shell with anodised aluminium wing rigger, padded double action seat and clog style foot stretcher.

Excellent condition $1500.

Contact: Anthony Johnson, 0438 619 957

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Sykes 2021 LW Single Scull

$13, 500 - SYKES - 2021 SINGLE SCULL Scull - Lightweight Carbon Reverse Wing Rigger + Concept 2 Skinny Oars (2021) 

Excellent condition lightweight single scull suitable for females and school-kids. Has Complete quick release plate (Rowfit) able to be modified. Made and purchased in 2021. Located at Shore boat-shed, Sydney, NSW. Has minor cosmetic damage to the stern and rigger (please enquire for photos). Concept 2 Skinny Oars also included (excellent condition). Able to be transported/collected at any upcoming NSW regattas, Barwon Regatta (VIC), and Nationals 2025 (TAS). 

Rower weight: 55-65kg 
Mould: 135
Boat weight: 14.0 kg 
Sykes black/red shoes: UK8 / US09 / EUR42
NK Surge Rate T Bracket Only (no wiring) included+ Boat bag + rigger bag also included

Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

If interested, please contact:

Isobel Watson - Email: izzywatson01@gmail.com, Phone: 0429 229 090 

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2010 or later Sykes Double/Pair

Come with sweep and sculling riggers, approx. 70kg crew average, looking to purchase for approx. $7000.

Contact angus.seller@mggs.vic.edu.au or 0408 184 493.

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Melbourne Grammar School is seeking training single sculls to purchase to increase fleet size.

Any age or condition will be considered. Please contact John Linke 0429 014 642 if you have boats you are moving on.

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Richmond Rowing Club (RRC) is inviting expressions of interest from schools or clubs looking for primary or ancillary boat storage space, for their rowing program. RRC has around half of a bay of racking space available from 01 January 2024. This space is currently configured to store 5 quads and 18 single sculls but flexibility of configuration is available. Length of tenure is also negotiable.

Expressions of interest should be directed to the RRC Boat Captain - Helen Pearce - captain@richmondrowing.com.au

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