Our committee is seeking to bring in a new head coach for the 23/24 season who will build on the past success of the club, continue to develop our player base and work with the club to bring in new players.

Due to the nature of our club, we have a wide range of playing abilities within the club which ranges from seasoned Welsh divisional players to players who are completely new to rugby. Therefore, we are looking for someone who is able to coach and cater to a diverse playing base.

The qualities we are looking to are outlined in our Job Description which is attached at the bottom of this article. We encourage you to read the section below titled 'Who we are?' in order to get a better understanding of the club and it's values.

How to Apply?

If you are then interested in applying for our Head Coach Vacancy, please can you email us at: cardifflionschair@gmail.com ...

Please include a cover letter of no more than 250 words outlining your previous experience as a coach and why you would be suitable for this role

Short listed candidates will then be contacted and invited to an interview via email.

If you have ANY questions regarding this role, then please don't hesitate to contact us using the email above or on our social pages:
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Who we are?
Cardiff Lions RFC are Wales’ first gay-inclusive rugby team. We currently operate a 1st XV and 2nd XV which caters to wide variety of players: including gay, straight and queer players. As an inclusive community sports club, our objective is to create a safe environment where players can socialise and feel free to be themselves. We are currently based at the Diamond Ground in Cardiff (CF14 3JN) and train twice a week from 7:30pm to 9pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

1st XV:
Our first team play within the Southern IGR and UK League; more information about the IGR can be found HERE.

In recent years, the club has gone through it's most successful period on the pitch, winning the Southern IGR for the past three years in a row, whilst also being crowned UK IGR Champions in the 21/22 and 22/23 seasons.

As part of the IGR league, there are regular opportunities to travel and play rugby across the UK. In the 23/24 season, our aim is to retain our status as UK IGR Champions, look to play more local teams and build towards the Union Cup in 2025 (IGR's premium European tournament, find out more HERE).

2XV:
The current status of our 2nd XV next season is unknown.