Warwick Women’s Rugby Football Club (WWRFC)
Rugby Coach (Forward Specialised)
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Company Description
Warwick Women’s Rugby Football Club (WWRFC) is the University of Warwick’s women’s rugby union club, competing at a high level within British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS). The 1st XV has recently been promoted to BUCS Midlands Tier 1 and has previously won the Midlands Tier 2 Cup, reflecting strong performance and development. The club has been recognized as Warwick SU BUCS Team of the Year, highlighting its success and contribution to university sport.
Role Description
Coaches will be responsible for planning, delivering, and reviewing high-quality coaching sessions for WWRFC, with a focus on player development, performance, and safety. Coaches will be expected to work alongside our existing coaches. This on-site role in Warwick includes running regular training sessions, preparing the team for BUCS fixtures and competitions matches. The coach will work closely with the other coaches and club committee members to support player welfare, foster an inclusive and positive team culture, and align coaching with the club’s competitive objectives.
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- Starting 28th September following University of Warwick's Term Times
- Monday: 19:00-20:30
- Friday: 18:30-20:00
Matches are on Wednesdays but coaches are not expected to attend these and attendance will not be paid.
Qualifications
- Demonstrated expertise in Rugby Union, including strong tactical understanding and practical coaching experience - specifically forward specialising with knowledge and ability to teach scrums, lineouts and forward skills safely to new players.
- Experience in Training and Sports Coaching, with the ability to design and deliver structured, progressive sessions for a university-level team.
- Strong Communication skills, with the ability to give clear instructions, constructive feedback, and motivate a diverse group of players.
- Relevant coaching certifications in rugby (e.g., RFU or equivalent), and up-to-date knowledge of safety, laws of the game, and best coaching practices.
- A DBS check is required
- Experience working with student-athletes or in a club or university sport environment, with a commitment to inclusivity and player welfare.
- Ability to collaborate effectively with club leadership, manage time around training and match schedules, and adapt to the competitive university rugby calendar.
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