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Rugby Developer (Casual) – Coach, Referee & Medical Education
England Rugby
The Rugby Football Union is the national governing body for grassroots and elite rugby in England. Its purpose is to encourage rugby, and its values, to flourish across England.
Job Posted- 30 Oct 2026
Status- Part Time
- Zero Hours
Location- England
Closing date- 6 Nov 2026
England Rugby is looking for casual Rugby Developers to join its Rugby Developer Workforce, delivering training and assessment for coaches, referees and medics across the community game.
The Role
As a Rugby Developer you will bring technical expertise in your own field (medical, coaching or refereeing) together with the skills to deliver training, assess performance objectively and give positive, educational feedback.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality training to coaches, referees, medics and other volunteers, as directed by the Area Training Manager
- Review and formally assess performance on courses against RFU and awarding body competencies
- Take part in the annual Rugby Developer Workforce CPD programme and deliver the agreed minimum number of courses each year
- Follow pre-, on- and post-course administration accurately
- Identify talented individuals and highlight them to local Constituent Bodies and Societies
About You
- Completed the RFU HEADCASE concussion awareness course in the last 12 months
- An England Rugby Coaching Award or UKCC Rugby Union Level 2, and/or an England Rugby Refereeing Award or Refereeing the 15-a-side Game (Level 2)
- Recent, relevant experience as a rugby coach or match official
- Experience delivering training and education in sport
- Desirable: QTS, tutoring experience with another NGB, Level 3 tutoring/assessing/IQA qualifications, or PTLLS/CTLLS
- To deliver the RFU Emergency First Aid course: a first aid trainer qualification or healthcare professional status
Key Details
- Location: Community rugby across England
- Contract: Casual
- Closing date: 6 November 2026
How to Apply
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