Northern Suburbs competes within the Shute Shield, playing out of North Sydney Oval. The club boasts a proud history having just celebrated our 125th year and are one of the oldest rugby club in Australia having won 7 1st XV premierships to date.
For this season, we are searching for aspiring S&C/Athletic Development Coaches across our Grade, Colts & Women's programs.
Training Times & Locations:
- November - December
- Tuesday & Thursday 6:00-8:00pm at Burns Bay Reserve, Lane Cove
- January - August
- Tuesday & Thursday 6:00-8:00pm at Primrose Park, Cremorne
- Saturday (April Onwards) Game Day across Sydney.
Successful coaches are not required for all training hours & games throughout the season but applicants who are willing to commit as best possible will be preferred.
Qualifications Required:
- Completed or undertaking a degree in exercise science (or similar)
- Hold or are working towards completing an ASCA Accreditation (Level 2 Associate is desirable)
- Hold a valid Working with Children Check and First Aid Certificate.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Develop coaching skills by assisting and progressively leading Warm-up and Speed Block sessions under guidance.
- Enhance understanding of athletic preparation through involvement in leading and supporting Conditioning Blocks.
- Gain practical experience in strength training by assisting with the implementation and delivery of the club’s strength program.
- Learn from multidisciplinary collaboration by supporting the Physiotherapist and Head of Performance (HOP) in return-to-play processes.
- Build applied sports science knowledge through hands-on experience with load monitoring and GPS data analysis.
- Contribute to club development by leading and conducting performance-related projects that provide tangible benefits to the team environment.
Remuneration:
This role will be un-paid/voluntary however small honorarium will be possible at the discretion of the Head of Athletic Performance.
This role is targeted for current students, recent graduates or coaches looking to gain experience and their ASCA accreditation.
Norths 2026 Kit will be provided to all coaches.
Key Outcomes:
- Attaining ASCA Accreditation
- Experience working in a multi-disciplinary team environment
- Align technical knowledge with practical application within MDT.
- Create mentor links within our club and other professional environments.