Dy Director -Sports

Role & responsibilities

Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Director of Sports

(Amity University Haryana)

Sports Administration

• Assist in planning, organizing, and supervising sports events at intra- and inter-university levels.
• Coordinate with various departments and committees for smooth conduct of sports activities.
• Maintain records of sports achievements, events, and inventories.

Athlete Development

• Identify student-athletes with potential and facilitate training programs.
• Coordinate with coaches and trainers for regular practice sessions.
• Organize fitness and skill development programs for students.

Infrastructure and Equipment Management

• Supervise maintenance and development of sports facilities (stadiums, gymnasiums, courts).
• Ensure availability and proper maintenance of sports equipment.

Liaison and Representation

• Represent the university in various meetings and tournaments at regional/national levels.
• Liaise with sports federations, university sports boards (e.g., AIU), and government bodies.

Budget and Procurement

• Assist in preparing and managing the budget for sports activities.
• Oversee the purchase of sports materials and ensure adherence to financial rules.

Policy Implementation and Compliance

• Ensure implementation of university/UGC/government sports policies and regulations.
• Maintain discipline and ethical conduct in all sports activities.

• Eligibility Criteria for Recruitment of Deputy Director of Sports (as per UGC/University Norms)

Note: Eligibility criteria can vary slightly depending on the university or state. Below is a general guideline based on UGC norms.

Educational Qualifications

• A Masters Degree in Physical Education or Sports Science with at least

  55% marks

  (or an equivalent grade).
• Record of having represented the university/college at the inter-university/inter-collegiate competitions or the State/National level.
• Passed the

  National Eligibility Test (NET)

  conducted by the UGC, CSIR, or similar test accredited by the UGC (like SLET/SET),

  OR

• Ph.D. in Physical Education or Sports Science in accordance with UGC Regulations.

Experience

• Minimum

  5–8 years of experience

  in teaching or as a Sports Officer/Coach at the university/college level or equivalent experience in sports administration.
• Proven track record in organizing sports events and activities.

Desirable Qualifications

• Specialized certifications in coaching or sports management.
• Participation in recognized national or international sports events.