Jungle Sports

Know someone who is great with kids, loves sport and knows what makes a brilliant coach?

We’re looking for a Coach & Delivery Lead to take the reins of our coaching team across Perth.

This isn’t a role where you’ll spend all week coaching classes yourself. You’ll be the person helping us find great coaches, get them trained and confident, keep the roster running smoothly and make sure our team continues to deliver the kind of sessions Jungle Sports families know and love.

It’s a permanent part-time role, around 12 hours a week, with plenty of flexibility and the chance to really make the role your own.

$40 per hour + holiday pay + super
12 hours per week
Flexible working hours
Extra coaching hours available if wanted

If you’ve ever watched a Jungle Sports class and thought, “I could do that,” this could be your sign.

And if it’s not you, but someone immediately came to mind, please send this their way.

Full job details and application link: https://au.seek.com/job/94107742

It might look like they’re just playing, but there’s a lot happening underneath the fun.

Every throw, jump, run, catch and turn helps children build skills like coordination, balance, confidence, listening and resilience.

At Jungle Sports, we use play to introduce these skills in a way that feels fun and achievable for young children.

Because when kids enjoy moving, they’re much more likely to want to keep doing it.

Just a reminder that Term 3 starts on Saturday 25 July.

Classes are filling fast, comment TRIAL and we will send you a link to book a $15 trial.

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We’re bursting with excitement for next week’s holiday camps. We have a few spots left across the Subiaco and Duncraig camps and Bunbury classes. Comment HOLIDAY and we will DM you a booking link.

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Kids don’t need to specialise early to build strong sport skills. In fact, trying a mix of sports helps little superstars develop a wider range of movements, from running and jumping to throwing, catching, kicking, balancing and changing direction.

Toddlers are not too young to start learning sport skills either. At this age, it is not about perfect technique or competition. It is about building confidence, coordination, listening skills and body awareness through play.

And catching a ball? Definitely important. Throwing, catching and hand-eye coordination are all part of the foundations kids use in so many sports, classroom activities and everyday movement.

Sport also isn’t just for competitive kids. It is for every child who needs a chance to move, play, explore, build confidence and have a go in a fun, supportive environment.

That is why Jungle Sports is all about multi-sport, play-based learning. No pressure. No early specialisation. Just little superstars building the skills they need while having fun.

Term 3 bookings are open now, comment TRIAL for a link to book a $15 trial.