Tim Jerks

Tim Jerks (* in Australia) is an Australian football coach.

Jerks worked as a Coaching Development Manager at New South Wales Institute of Sport, before being appointed in advance of the South Pacific Games for the Tuvaluan national coach in May 2003. The suffered during the tournament 0-1 defeat against Vanuatu was here celebrated as the greatest feat in the history of football in the country.

In the years 2004/ 05 and 2007/ 08 Jerks was head coach of the national football team of the Cook Islands for the World Cup qualifiers. In 2010, he was also coach of that team before it was superseded by the New Zealander Shane Rufer.

Jerks was among other things, head coach of the Australian Association of Football Far North Coast.