New posts to fill at AISTS sports academy

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The Lausanne, Switzerland-based AISTS - a UIAA partner - is looking for a suitable candidate for a sustainable development post, and for a Head of Education. The details are contained in this letter from AISTS Executive Director Dr Claude Stricker:

Dear MSA lecturers and AISTS partners,

The AISTS (International Academy of Sports Science and Technology) is expanding their team and searching to fill two openings within the organisation.

The first is a new position for a Scientific Head of Sustainable Development.

In 2008, AISTS together with VANOC, the Vancouver Organising Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, created the Sustainable Sport and Event Toolkit (SSET) as a practical set of guidelines for sport organisations to develop their events, sports and organisations sustainably. As the demand for expertise in sustainable development from federations, event organizers, host cities and the broader sports industry continues to grow and evolve, AISTS, with the support of two of their founding members, the International Olympic Committee and the City of Lausanne, has created a new position to further develop our sustainable expertise.

Please view the Scientific Head of Sustainable Development job description and requirements here.

The second opening is for a Head of Education to manage, develop and lecture in AISTS's continuing education courses including the MSA postgraduate degree - Masters of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology, seminars, and certificates. For more information on the Head of Education position, please view the job description here.

Please feel free to forward these descriptions to inform interested and qualified candidates.

Sincerely,

AISTS Dr Claude Stricker
AISTS Executive Director

www.aists.org

Direct links to postings :
http://www.aists.org/images/stories/jobs/AISTS__Job_Opening_EN_8_1_2010.pdf
http://www.aists.org/images/stories/jobs/AISTS_Head_of_Education_Job_Opening_21_01_2010.pdf