About us:

Brisbane Boys' College is an established GPS day and boarding school founded in 1902, dedicated to developing boys into worthy leaders and good citizens. Located just four kilometres from Brisbane's centre, we educate students from Prep to Year 12.

About the Role:

Brisbane Boys’ College and College Gymnastics are committed to being a School of Balance, where athlete wellbeing and long-term development—both physical and mental—are the highest priorities.

This role is responsible for overseeing and developing the competitive gymnastics program with a focus on long-term athlete progression and future international competition. The objective is to build a program capable of achieving success on the international stage.

The position also involves coaching gymnastics teams and contributing to other programs as required.

Key Responsibilities:

• Write the BBC lesson plans and strength plans for the appointed group/groups (Particularly competitive programs) and notify the Director of Gymnastics of any changes.

• Assist in the planning, organisation and delivery of the skills programs among Gymnasts.

• Run the competitive programs for College Gymnastics/Brisbane Boys College Gymnastics.

• Ensure that the Foundation cup team is trained and ready for the season.

• Maintain, modify and implement the gymnastics curriculum for the GPS & competitive program with the Director of Gymnastics. Create and implement an annual plan and Olympic cycle planning.

• Ensure that the gymnasium and equipment are clean and tidy at the beginning and conclusion of each training day.

• Develop programs appropriate to the gymnast’s ability and potential.

• Ensure that rolls are accurate and marked at all times.

• Ensure that data pertaining to the athletes in your program is maintained and up to date.

• Attend competitions and coach all competitive gymnasts.

• Run the competitive gymnastics program in conjunction with the Foundational gymnastics programs.

• Coordinate and submit complete competition entries for GQ and GA and International events as required.

• Any other task as appointed by the Director of Gymnastics and/or Gymnastics Team Leader.

Facility:

• Deploy equipment for practice needs.

• Organise space for practice needs.

• Organise space for competitions.

Management:

• Monitor gymnast’s physical fitness.

• Promote gymnasts and support personnel welfare.

• Cooperate with the Director of Gymnastics/Sport Directors and the GPS Sport Administrators.

• Execute the College's Code of Behaviour.

• Write reports for all competitions for publishing.

• Write lesson plans for competitive programs (follow timetables for equipment use)

• Write term and annual reports for each gymnast in the competitive program – specifically noting their performance, skill acquisition and progress in the program.

Promotion:

• Promote BBC gymnastics among the participants and throughout the community.

Evaluation:

• Seek feedback re the BBC gymnastics program.

• Write term and annual reports on each gymnast in competitive program, include their progress in the program and where they are going.

Skills and Capabilities:

• Driven by strong ethics and values, is open, honest and accountable for their actions.

• Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills.

• Excellent organisational and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to inspire and motivate.

• Drive the bus as required for the gymnastics program.

• Ability to develop long-term training plans for international-level development of gymnasts (World Cup and Olympic pathways)

Qualifications and Experience

• Proven experience as a coach.

• Strong knowledge of current coaching techniques/strategies.

• Working knowledge of MS Office.

• Know the ALP & FIG code of points and how to construct routines for both levels and international competition that maximise scores for the individual, given their individual abilities.

• Hold a current driver’s license, car and bus, or can obtain a bus license.

• Hold a FIG 3 High Performance Coach MAG Qualification

• Preferred additional: FIG 3 High Performance Coach WAG Qualification

• Hold an Advanced Silver MAG Qualification

• Preferred additional: Advanced Silver WAG Qualification

• Hold an MAG Judging Qualification preferred

• Hold current 1st Aid

Performance KPIs

• Attendance ratio at GPS rounds for the age group.

• Performance of individuals and team(s).

• Quality of match reports and reviews.

• Produce top 3 State results in levels program both Open and Unders. MAG Gymnastics Levels 3 to Senior International.

• Develop school athletes for a winning Foundation Cup Team.

• Develop senior athletes for international competition.

Child Safeguarding:

At Brisbane Boys’ College, Safeguarding is everyone's responsibility, and every staff member must adhere to the PMSA Child Safeguarding Processes.

Statement of Commitment to Child Safety and Wellbeing:

Protecting and advocating for the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people in our care is at the heart of everything we do. Every child and young person deserves to be and feel safe, respected and supported – everywhere, every day.

Mandatory requirements:

• Adhere to the PMSA Code of Conduct.

• Comply with College policies, procedures and training requirements, including those related to occupational health and safety, risk management, child protection, and confidentiality.

• Positively support the College’s traditions and Christian ethos.

• Hold a current blue card or be eligible to obtain a blue card for working with children

Application Process:

Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter through the SEEK link.

Brisbane Boys’ College is committed to child safeguarding and promoting a safe environment for all students.

Applications close: Friday 23 June 2026.