Table Tennis Scotland are looking to make two key appointments as their seek their goal of reaching the top eight in the Commonwealth by 2014.

The governing body are set to appoint their first full-time national coach in over 10 years and also have funds to appoint a national development officer.

The national coach will be given a four-year contract and will have a broad remit to improve the state of the game.

Scotland finished 28th at the recent European Championships in St Petersburg, Russia, but have won medals at the Commonwealth Championships before.