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About the Role Position Title Head Coach / Assistant Coach Positions Short Description The NSW Waratahs Gen Blue Program are looking for Coaches to assist with the U15, U16, U18, U19 programs for season 2020. Employer NSW Waratahs Work Type Volunteer Location Based at Waratahs HQ, Daceyville Detailed Description New South Wales Waratahs manages performance teams to compete in National competitions with the main aim being producing players of National interest. About the Role These advertised roles are responsible for leading and preparing the; Head Coach & Program Coaches NSW Gen Blue U15 – 3 Teams NSW Gen Blue U16 – 2 Teams NSW Gen Blue U18 – 2 Team NSW U19 NRC – 2 Teams U15 – Gen Blue Junior Gold Cup Program – (1 Month Program) Coach Development Dates: March 29th – Rugby Australia, Sydney, NSW Training Camp Venue: Waratahs HQ, David Phillips Sports Complex, Banks Ave, Daceyville Training Camp Dates: September 5th,6th,12th,13th,19th,20th Tournament Venue: Eastern Suburbs Rugby Club, O’Sullivan Rd, Bellevue Hill Tournament Dates: 26th September - 4th October U16 – Gen Blue Junior Rugby Championship Program – (1 Month Program) Coach Development Dates: March 29th – Rugby Australia, Sydney, NSW Training Camp Venue: Waratahs HQ, David Phillips Sports Complex, Banks Ave, Daceyville Training Camp Dates: September 5th,6th,12th,13th,19th,20th Tournament Venue: Nudgee College, Brisbane, QLD Tournament Dates: 27th September - 4th October U18 – Gen Blue Academy Match Program – (4 Month Program) Coach Development Dates: March 29th – Rugby Australia, Sydney, NSW Training Camp Venue: Waratahs HQ, David Phillips Sports Complex, Banks Ave, Daceyville Training Camp Dates: 27th - 29th June, Wednesday nights & Sunday mornings 18th August – 23rd September Match Venues: 1st game - Brisbane, QLD TBA & 2nd game – Sydney, NSW TBA Match Dates: 1st game 1st July & 2nd game 26th September U19 – Gen Blue U19 Rugby Championship Program – (1 Month Program) Coach Development Dates: March 29th – Rugby Australia, Sydney, NSW Training Camp Venue: Waratahs HQ, David Phillips Sports Complex, Banks Ave, Daceyville Training Camp Dates: 2 mid-week nights + 1 weekend morning for the month of September Tournament Venues: Sydney Venue TBA (single match) & AIS, Canberra (URC Tournament) Tournament Dates: Sydney 26th September & Canberra 10th - 17th October Key Responsibilities Team Roles • Coach the team to achieve NSW Waratahs performance measures. • Prepare for and manage the team for the Rugby Australia National Championships 2020 • Attend Pre-Competition Selection opportunities and Training camps hosted by NSW Waratahs & its affiliates. • Contribute to the ongoing development and review of the NSW Gen Blue and Waratahs Academy Programs. • Display leadership throughout program and be accountable for actions when representing this organisation • Deliver on player learning outcomes specific to that age group as provided by NSW Waratahs Academy Staff Essential Skills & Experience • Rugby Union coaching at a Premiership, State Representative, NSW Schools Representative, Schools 1st XV or Regional Representative level. (Coaches already appointed to coaching roles within this pathway are able to apply for these coaching positions) • Demonstrated experience of developing athletes in a performance- based Rugby Union environment. • Agree to display and carry out the Character and Values that come with representing NSW Rugby Union as an organisation • Specific technical knowledge of individual and team principles including techniques, coaching trends. • Effective interpersonal and communication skills to liaise with a wide range of people including athletes, parents, management, program co-ordinators and administrators. • Ability to contribute effectively as part of a team working towards achieving outcomes. • Ability to travel domestically locally where and when required for both competition and training purposes. • A desire to progress themselves as a coach within the NSW Rugby Union Coaching Pathway Qualifications Required • Current RA/World Rugby Level 3/2 Coaching Accreditation is essential • Current ARU Smart Rugby Compliant Selection Criteria • Extremely reliable, on time and thorough • Availability to commit to the training and competition requirements for the competition you wish to be involved in. • Confident and effective communication and presentation skills, particularly in front of secondary aged children Closing Date C.O.B Friday 13th March 2020 Lead Contact Matthew Evrard For any clarification [email protected] How To Apply Click the below weblink to submit your application https://form.jotform.com/90208932443960 Your application must include: • COVERING LETTER (no more than 1 page • CURRICULUM VITAE • IDENTIFICATION OF TEAMS/POSITIONS YOU ARE APPLYING FOR Your cover letter should address the job description, your relevant experience and why you will be successful in the role. Applications should be emailed to [email protected] NSWRU strongly encourages applicants to apply in advance of the closing date of C.O.B Friday 13th March 2020. Men and Women are encouraged to apply. .
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