Coaches sought for Oldham Lions development programme
Date published: 08 August 2023

Working with players from the community game, coach's will support players around technical, tactical, movement and mental skills development in addition to playing opportunities against other clubs / foundations
Oldham RLFC and Leeds Rhinos Foundation are looking to recruit a small number of committed and dynamic junior Rugby League coaches to coach on the Year 10 and 11 (Boys) Lions Development Programme in Oldham.
Working with players from the community game, coaches will support players around technical, tactical, movement and mental skills development in addition to playing opportunities against other clubs / foundations.
Coaches from the local area working in community club environments are preferable, but applications from outside the local area will also be considered.
These positions are voluntary roles - in return for their efforts candidates will benefit from the opportunity of working in a professional club environment and the formal and informal personal development opportunities this provides in addition to potential coaching pathway opportunities.
Key dates
Deadline for applications: Friday September 8
Coach CPD: Wednesday September 27 at Oldham Sixth Form College
Training dates:
Saturday September 30
Saturday October 7
Saturday October 14
Saturday October 21
Saturday October 28
For more information, please email: joe.sanderson@leedsrhinosfoundation.org
Alternatively, complete the online coaching application.here
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