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Malaysian Athletics looking to hire coaches for six disciplines

The sports involved are in track and field, including sprints, long jumps, throws

5:06 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – The Malaysian Athletics Federation (MAF) is looking for head coaches for six athletic disciplines in a mission to strengthen the governing body’s coaching structure.

The six disciplines involved are sprints/relays; hurdles, middle long distance; jumps – long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault; throws – hammer, discus, javelin, shot put; and race walking.

MAF general manager Nurhayati Karim said the plan to hire the new coaches started after the working committee meeting with the National Sports Council last December.

“In that meeting, we discussed having the position of head coach for each discipline where we did not have that position earlier. The task of the head coach of each discipline is to monitor the performance of the respective coaches and athletes.

“They are also responsible for executing the MAF coaching director Robert Ballard’s plan while the head coach will not undermine the position of the existing coaches,” she told Bernama today.

Therefore, Hayati said MAF welcomes all parties, especially former athletes or those who want to retire, to apply directly by contacting Ballard via email [email protected] or on 012-2759342 before the closing date at 5pm this Friday (July 12).

“This position is open to those who have experience in the mentioned discipline regardless of whether it is domestic or foreign. All applicants will be screened first before we shortlist the best candidates.

“After that, they will undergo several interviews before being appointed to the position. We hope the appointment process will be completed this September,” she said. – July 9, 2024

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