July 13, 2017

Field Archery Advisory Group Vacancy

The FAAG, formally known as the Field Committee, is looking for an additional member of the group.

Following the appointment of John Hartfield to the position of Chair there is now a vacancy on the FAAG and applications are sought from archers to participate in this group.

 

The current Advisory Group has 4 members with the following profiles;

  • John Hartfield is based in England, shoots Recurve and Compound
  • Jonathan Shales is based in England and has represented UK very frequently over the last 25 years shooting Recurve
  • Tracey Hill lives in Wales and has represented UK frequently over the last 12 years shooting both Recurve and Compound
  • Robert Nesbitt is located in Northern Ireland and represents the views of the archers in that region

Ideally, the additional person will have attributes and experiences that complement the existing FAAG members and will provide valuable input into the views and direction of the group for representation to Archery GB.

Archery GB is an equal opportunities employer and as such, applications from all genders, ethnic groups and less well represented groups are most welcome.

The group provides input and guidance to the Archery GB organisation on all matters concerning Field archery including criteria for UK team representation, training events, recommendation on rules and general operating requirements for the sport. It also acts as an interface between the archers participating in the sport and the governing body, questions and issues can be raised with the group by emailing the chairman of the FAAG.

The competencies that we are looking for in this role are identified below:

 

Values Competencies

Management Competencies

Specific Competencies

 

Honesty and integrity

 

Decision making

 

A commitment to Field Archery development

 

Archery GB shared values and ethics

 

Problem-solving

 

Extensive knowledge of Field Archery gained through participation

 

Enthusiasm, passion and determination

 

Meeting deadlines

 

Regularly participate in Field archery events across UK & NI

 

Develops others

 

Verbal and written communication skills

 

A commitment to diversity

 

Team-working

 

Ability to speak and participate in meetings

 

Passionate about Field Archery and its development

 

Reliability Flexibility and Adaptability

 

IT skills

 

Regularly communicates with other Field Archers to seek feedback and input into the sport

 

Comfortable with change

 

Planning & Time management

 

A commitment to the Archery GB brand

 

Reporting and administration

 

Trustworthy

 

Works well under pressure

 

Please send your application together with an Archery CV to Chairman.fieldarchery@archerygb.org

John Hartfield

Chairman Field Archery Advisory Group

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