May 23, 2012 (Alberta) – The Alberta Bicycle Association, the governing body for cycling in the province of Alberta, is hiring a Provincial Head Coach, to be based either in Edmonton or Calgary.

Key responsibilities of this full time, year-round position include:
– Athlete Development, including providing personal coaching to identified U23 riders, planning
development camps, and maintaining an athlete database;
– Coaching Development, including creating a positive, synergistic and cooperative working
relationship with Alberta coaches, and overseeing delivery of NCCP;
– Provincial Team program, including program preparation, coordination, and management.

Candidates suited to this position will bring a wide range of skills, abilities, and experience. Key attributes of the successful candidate will include:
– Experience delivering cycling programs following Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development model
– Proven ability to develop cyclists primarily at the Train-to-Compete level of LTAD
– NCCP-certified Level 3 (or Competition Development), or capable of attaining this certification by
May 2013
– Post-secondary degree in Physical Education, Kinesiology, or related area
– Ability to work as part of a team ?    Current First Aid and CPR certification

The position will require significant schedule flexibility, with frequent evening and weekend work. In addition, substantial travel will be required. Please find a complete description of this position here.

Application Deadline: May 31st, 2012

Starting Date: June 15th, 2012

Starting salary: Based on education, qualifications, and experience. Range $44,000 to $52,000 per annum.

To apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter, including preferred location of either Edmonton or Calgary, to Alberta Bicycle Association Executive Director Heather Lothian heather@albertabicycle.ab.ca  in Microsoft Word or PDF format. Please note the position title in the subject line of your email.

The Alberta Bicycle Association is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.