VACANCIES
Here is the latest coaching and football vacancies from within the Capital Football community and New Zealand Football.
If you would like to advertise a vacancy, please email comms@capitalfootball.org.nz
Stop Out are seeking applications for the position of Men's Reserves Head Coach.
This role plays a key part in our senior men’s structure, working closely with the First Team Head Coach to develop and prepare players for Central League football.
We’re looking for someone who is:
To express your interest, please send a cover letter, CV, and any evidence of coaching qualifications to:
James Sutcliffe, Men's Director of Football: domf@stopout.org.nz
Ideally qualified at C Licence level minimum
Stokes Valley is seeking expressions of interest for a new Mens Head Coach for 2026
This role is more than match‑day tactics — it’s about developing talent, building pathways, and shaping the future of football in Lower Hutt. The successful candidate will:
Coach and support our Capital 1 squad
Liaise with our Under‑17s and youth divisions to nurture emerging players
Work alongside our Director of Football and senior divisions with full club backing
We’re seeking someone talented, committed, and ready to make Stokes Valley their long‑term football home — someone who can help our players become the skilled footballers we know they can be, and take our team further in the leagues.
To express your interest, please send a cover letter, CV, and any evidence of coaching qualifications to:
Kris Dando Vice-President at stokesvalleyfootball@gmail.com
This role is renumerated and we are looking for a one-to-three-year commitment.
New Zealand Football are looking for a proactive and passionate finance professional to work closely with our Head of Finance (Business Partner) to deliver timely, accurate, and effective financial support. In this hands-on role, you’ll take ownership of monthly reporting, champion continuous improvement across processes and systems, and support the corporate services teams. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment where accountability, agility, and a “work hard, play hard” culture are celebrated, this is your opportunity to be part of something special.
See more about the role here
New Zealand Performance Academy Aotearoa (NZPAA) is looking for a willing coach to support their boys’ team throughout the Hutt Valley Futsal College Sport Competition.
The league starts Friday 13th February at Walter Nash Stadium and running for six weeks. Games are expected to take place between 7-9pm.
Advanced qualifications and experience are not required, but a sound understanding of futsal and willingness to organise, motivate and support our team is essential. Connections to local futsal & football clubs in the Hutt Valley would be advantageous, with many of our new students looking for local club opportunities outside of school representation.
This is a great opportunity for a coach looking for experience working with keen young athletes in a futsal environment.
For any enquiries, please contact the Director of Sport & Wellbeing at NZPAA - Zak Brown [z.brown@nzpaa.school.nz]
Stop Out is looking for a passionate and driven Goalkeeper Coach to join our senior men’s coaching team for the 2026 season.
Working across our Central League 2 and Capital 1 (Reserves) squads, this role focuses on the development and performance of our goalkeepers through tailored training sessions and close collaboration with the senior coaching staff.
We’re looking for someone who is:
To express your interest, please send a cover letter, CV, and any evidence of coaching qualifications to:
Antony Meiklejohn, Men's Director of Football
domf@stopout.org.nz
VUWAFC are seeking expressions of interest for our Men’s First Team Coach and Club Development Officer role. Our Men’s First team was relegated from Capital Premier this season, and we will be looking to rebuild in Capital One and rebound to the Capital Premier. We are looking for a candidate who is keen to come on that journey with us and stick around after promotion.
Team trainings are traditionally on Monday and Wednesday nights at Boyd Wilson Artificial Turf, with home games played at the same facility.
A C-Licence or higher, or ability to obtain one by the end of the 2026 season is preferred for this role.
Ideal candidates will be experienced in coaching. Strong communication and organisational skills, as well as reliability and a positive attitude, are essential. An ideal candidate will have experience developing or maintaining strong team cultures. An understanding of the Wellington football scene would also be greatly beneficial.
This role also doubles as Club Development Officer for the men’s side of our club, entailing supporting our other coaches to develop their skills and improve the standard of coaching and play within the club.
The role is remunerated.
Applicants should send their CV and Cover Letter to enquiries@vuwafc.com.
Applications close 5 pm on Friday 23 January 2026.
New Zealand Football are looking for a highly organised, proactive Coach & Referee Development Administrator to support the delivery of advanced coach education, referee development programmes, and the smooth operation of our national learning systems.
This role sits at the heart of theFootball Development team and would be perfect for someone who enjoys variety, thrives on detail, and takes pride in creating seamless experiences for others. You'll support the people who develop our coaches and referees, helping ensure the pathways are high‑quality, connected, and world‑class.
Wellington Marist are seeking Expressions of Interest for the position of Women’s Coach
This is a newly formed team which will be looking to gain promotion.
The ideal candidate would be someone who is confident leading training sessions and matchdays, committed to team performance and ready to take the team to the next level and secure promotion.
Please send any applications through to wellingtonmaristafc@gmail.com