Certificate IV in Sport and Recreation

Aquatic Operator

Aquatic Operators work in community recreation aquatic facilities like pools and leisure centres. They deal with the technical management side of aquatic work, including management of water quality and operation of aquatic facility plant and equipment. They may also provide customer service.

Administration Officer

Administration Officers carry out general administrative tasks. This may include producing documents from notes or shorthand, assisting other staff in general duties, handling colleague or client enquiries, maintaining databases, scheduling, and managing records and basic accounts.

Operations coordinator

Responsible for ensuring all facility plant and equipment is safe for use, and the facility itself is safe and clean for all staff and users.

Community Recreation Duty Manager

Community Recreation Duty Managers work in community recreational facilities. They supervise individuals or teams undertaking programs such as learn to swim, or group exercise.

Facility coordinator

Responsible for ensuring all facility plant and equipment is safe for use, and that the facility itself is safe and clean for all staff and users.

Swim school coordinator

Provides leadership and direction to swim teachers.

Community Recreation Coordinator

Community Recreation Coordinators ensure that leisure and recreation programs, facilities and services meet community needs. They can help plan, administer and review the functions of sport and recreation organisations.