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Rugby Coach – RUMS Rugby

University College London (UCL)


UCL is a leading multidisciplinary university in central London, with a wide range of student sports clubs.

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Job Posted
26 Oct 2026
Status
Part Time
Location
England
Closing date
28 Mar 2027

RUMS Rugby, the UCL medical school rugby club, is looking for a passionate and experienced coach.

The Role

You will coach the club’s 1st XV and 2nd XV, matching the energy and buy-in of a squad that won the United Hospitals Cup in 2025, the oldest rugby cup in the world (founded in 1875). The club also competes in the United Hospitals Plate, the South Eastern Conference Cup, the London Varsity series (UCL v KCL) and the BUCS Rugby Union League.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop 1st XV and 2nd XV players during training sessions
  • Lead weekly training on Sundays, 2–4pm, making sure all participants are engaged and learning
  • Attend 1st XV fixtures, usually on Wednesday afternoons, leading the warm-up and player management
  • Work with the 1st XV captain each week to select the squad
  • Foster a supportive, inclusive team culture that promotes respect, discipline and enjoyment
  • Watch match video and provide occasional paid online analysis sessions

About You

  • An RFU Level 2 Coaching Award (minimum)
  • Proven sports coaching experience with a strong understanding of relevant techniques and strategies
  • Excellent communication skills to engage athletes of mixed abilities

Key Details

  • Location: UCL, London WC1E 6BT
  • Contract: Part time
  • Pay: £40 per hour
  • Closing date: 28 March 2027

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Part Time
Job Type
Coaching
Sport
Rugby Union
Pay Information
£40 per hour

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