BAFA Looking To Add To The Registration Team

The British American Football Association have shared that they are looking to add to their Registrations team, adding two more volunteers in BAFA Registrations Assistant roles to ensure they are able to continue delivering a fast and efficient service to BAFA Members.

BAFA Registration Managers Faye Eastwood and Amanda McDonald have lead the successful transition to the new registration system, and are looking to expand their team to keep the admin side of the sport on its upwards trajectory.

Amanda told DblCoverage.com:

“We’ve made lots of changes over the last year in how we use the BAFA registration system so we can get the most out of it, including utilising inbuilt event functionality to manage National Programme activity and migrating University football on as well.

All of this helps to give our members a more consistent experience and a single place to manage their football admin.

However, it also comes with an increased volume of emails, queries and requests for support. To lighten the load, Faye and I would love to have some more people join the team!”

The full personal specification can be found on BritishAmericanFootball.org, and duplicated below:

BAFA registration team vacancies

Thursday, November 15, 2018

As we continue to extend the use of the BAFA registration system, we need to increase the number of volunteers available to support it.

We’re looking to recruit an additional two volunteers to the role of BAFA Registrations Assistant to make sure we continue to deliver a fast, efficient service to the users of the BAFA registration system. The role will involve working as part of a small team and responsibilities will focus on, but are not limited to:

• Answering routine enquires and escalating more complex queries as required
• Providing inbox cover on a rota during busy times
• Supporting enhancement or reporting projects or other requests as required

Candidates should have:

• Excellent written communication skills
• A strong focus on quality and attention to detail
• An understanding of the importance of good customer service
• Regular access to the internet via a personal laptop or desktop
• Flexibility in their schedule to provide support for a minimum of four hours per week
• A good level of competency in using Microsoft Office products, including Excel and Outlook

A familiarity with the BAFA registration system either as a user or club administrator, and a knowledge of the wider landscape of British American Football would also be advantageous.

Appointees will report to BAFA Registrations Managers Faye Eastwood and Amanda McDonald, and may be required to complete a DBS or PVG check.

If you’re interested in applying, please email [email protected] outlining how you meet the required criteria and why you think you’d be suitable for the role. Applications close on 30 November.