For some time now the club executive have been struggling to meet its
obligations to the club as we continues to grow and expand. The club
executive is therefore seeking to employ an administrative assistant
to help with routine aspects of club administration. A member of the
club or immediate family may make an ideal candidate for this
position. Although financial remuneration will be available for the
position this is not likely to be a well paid position...at least
initially and dependent on generating real outcomes for the club if
it is to continue.

Griffith university Aikido Club, Administrative Assistant

Duties include
-Publicity preparation and delivery
-New member recruitment and followup
-Banking
-Stock Control
- Invoicing and purchasing
- Attend monthly executive meeting
- Report to club president

Selection Criteria
Skills
- email
- word processing
- basic bookkeeping
- routine office work
- be able to communicate well on the phone

Desirable Skills
- events management
- demonstrate a medium to long term commitment to a part time role
- an intrest in aikido
-spreadsheets

Initially it is envisaged that the appointment will be one day per
week and be based at the Nathan campus for a three month trial period

Dependent on the success and financial viability of the role it may
be continued and/or expanded to more days per week.

A variety of renumeration options are available including training
subsidy, office expenses (if based at home) and award office rates
either as a private contractor or possibly PAYERE through the
university.

Please address your expressions of intrest in writing to

The President
Griffith University Aikido Club
Nathan Campus
Nathan 4111

to arrive by 5pm Friday 17th March, addressing the selection
criteria, together with your salary/work location requirements and a
current CV

cheers,
danny

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daniel james
griffith university aikido club
nathan qld 4111, australia
http://griffithaikido.com
+61 (0)7 3735 5036 (w), +61 (0)7 3735 5384(f) ,
+61 (0)401 683 592 (m)

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