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​Ophir is looking for a Club Community Rugby Officer (CCRO)

​Ophir is looking for a Club Community Rugby Officer (CCRO)

Ian Dinsmore

CCRO

​If you love rugby and have a passion for inspiring the next generation, this is your chance to make a real impact.

Ophir RFC is looking for an enthusiastic, outgoing Youth Coach to help build their future, one high-energy session at a time.

​This isn't just a standard coaching gig - it’s an opportunity to be the spark that gets a young person hooked on the game for life.

​The Quick Facts

  • Pay: £15 / hour
  • ​Hours: 5+ hours per week at a minimum
  • ​Schedule: 2 afternoons + 1 evening (School term time)
  • ​Location: North Belfast, Newtownabbey, and Ulster University’s Jordanstown campus

Where & What You’ll Be Doing

​As an Ophir Youth Coach, your week will be varied, active, and highly rewarding:

​School Sessions: You’ll spend two afternoons a week bringing rugby directly into the backyards of partner schools across North Belfast and Newtownabbey.

​Club Sessions: One evening a week, you'll head to the excellent grounds of Ulster University’s Jordanstown campus for Ophir Youth Training.

​Building a Legacy: You will design fun, structured, one-hour sessions tailored for predominantly U12 groups. Your mission? Recruit, engage, and build Ophir’s brand-new U12 squad (boys or girls) from the ground up.

​Blitzes & Camps: Extra hours will be available for tournament days and holiday rugby camps - perfect for boosting your hours while maximizing your impact.

​Safety First: You'll ensure all activities fully comply with the IRFU Child Safeguarding Policy, keeping safety at the heart of everything you do.

Who Ophir is Looking For
​You don’t necessarily need a lifetime of coaching badges to apply
- Ophir values personality, drive, and the ability to connect with kids above all else.
​The Essentials:

​An enthusiastic, outgoing personality with a gift for engaging young people.

​Excellent organisational and communication skills (to chat with players, parents, and club officials alike).

​A proactive, flexible approach to changing schedules and personal development.

​A commitment to inclusivity and creating a positive environment.

​A full driving licence.

Nice to Haves:
​Previous participation in rugby or coaching experience.

​An IRFU Coaching Qualification at Stage 1 or Stage 2 (don't worry if you don't have this yet - Ophir will support you to get it if needed).

​You will report directly to the Director of Rugby and Youth Section Convenor, giving you a strong support network as you grow in the role.

Ready to Inspire?

​If you want to represent Ophir RFC in the community, build lasting relationships with schools, and lay the foundation for something truly special, the club wants to hear from you.

How to Apply:

Send your application over to chairman@ophirrugby.com today

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