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As an organisation, the AFL works tirelessly in all states and at all levels to enhance and grow the game – from grassroots to elite. Together, we put on the game, deliver important events, communicate with our fans, run community programs, develop coaches and umpires, collaborate with partners, delight members, support clubs and so much more. While our roles may vary, we are all united by a common goal, to progress the game for everyone to love and connect with Australia’s game.
The AFL is committed to promoting and protecting the safety and wellbeing of children and young people in our care. Please note, we undertake several screening processes to ensure this commitment is upheld, this includes ensuring the successful candidate to this position holds a valid employee Working with Children Check (Blue Card) and a satisfactory criminal history record check.
We are an Equal Opportunity employer and firmly believe that diversity and inclusion is an important part of both the AFL and the communities in which we operate. Our game is for everyone, and we strive to be a workplace for everyone.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.
About The Role
Across South East Queensland, AFL participation continues to grow and we’re looking for energetic people to help us build connections and inspire the next generation.
Our mission is simple: For everyone to love and connect with Australia’s game.
As a Game Development Officer, you’ll play a vital role in introducing kids to the game, many for the very first time and helping sport be more inclusive, fun, and accessible.
Who This Role Could Suit
This role is great for people who:
- Have coached, played or been involved in any sport and know how to engage and motivate kids.
- Are studying education, sport science, or youth work – or are looking for experience in those areas.
- Are parents, carers, or anyone looking for flexible, meaningful work.
- Are looking for a career change or semi-retired people looking for flexible, meaningful work that keeps them active and connected to the community.
- Want to give back to the community and promote active, healthy lifestyles for kids.
- A footy fan who wants to share their love of the game with the next generation.
As a Game Development Officer, you'll be out in the community helping kids get moving and feel part of something bigger through AFL.
Your Week Might Include
- Delivering fun, engaging sessions in schools, clubs and community settings that spark a lifelong love of AFL.
- Running Auskick and Superkick programs that help kids build confidence, stay active, and enjoy team sport.
- Assisting with school football competitions and community events through roles such as umpiring, scoring, ground managing, and game day support — helping create fun, positive experiences for kids and families.
- Promoting AFL pathways and strengthening links between schools, clubs, and local communities.
- Championing Inclusion, working on programs that support multicultural communities, girls in sport, Indigenous programs, and kids of all abilities
This is a casual role, perfect for those who thrive in dynamic, community-focused environments.
Hours can vary, ranging from quick, two-hour shifts to longer stints during peak program periods. Flexibility is key – some weeks may be busier than others, so if you’re adaptable and ready to jump in when needed, this role is for you.
Most Shifts Typically Occur
- During school hours for school programs and competitions.
- Before or after school for Auskick and Superkick.
- After school for AFL Nines.
Role
Worried you might not have the AFL knowledge for this role, no problem, you provide the passion – we’ll provide the training and support. We’re after people who are:
- Confident working with kids, with a fun, positive energy.
- Great communicators who can connect with children, families, and school staff.
- Reliable, independent, and proactive, especially when working solo in schools or at events.
- Hold (or are willing to obtain) a Working with Children’s Check (Blue Card).
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transport.
Please visit www.afl.com.au/careers/our-organisation
THE PERKS
- Play The Day Your Way – a flexible approach to your working life
- My Development – lean into the AFL’s My Development program consisting of on-the-job training, coaching and mentoring, and formal learning
- Play Well – access to our extensive Health and Wellbeing program centered around our belief in a healthy body, healthy mind, and healthy workplace
- My Benefits – with thanks to our AFL Corporate Partners, access great benefits and discounts
31 March 2026
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