Become a rugby coach and help develop the next generation of Norwegian rugby players! Whether you’re an experienced coach or just starting out, we offer education, support, and opportunities to make a real difference in the rugby community.
Why Coach Rugby?
Coaching rugby is a rewarding way to give back to the sport, develop leadership skills, and positively impact young athletes. Norwegian rugby coaches play a vital role in growing the game and creating a welcoming, inclusive environment for all participants.
Benefits of Coaching
- Develop leadership and communication skills
- Give back to your rugby community
- Access to coaching education and resources
- Be part of a supportive coaching network
- Help grow rugby in Norway
Who Can Coach?
- Former players with rugby knowledge
- Parents of youth players
- Teachers and sports educators
- Anyone passionate about rugby
- No prior coaching experience required
Coaching Education
The Norwegian Rugby Federation offers comprehensive coaching education programs aligned with World Rugby standards. Our courses provide the knowledge, skills, and certification needed to coach at various levels.
Level 1 Coaching Course
Introduction to rugby coaching covering basic skills, game understanding, and safety. Perfect for new coaches working with youth and beginner players.
Duration: Weekend course
Certification: World Rugby Level 1
Level 2 Coaching Course
Advanced coaching techniques, tactical understanding, and player development. Designed for coaches working with competitive teams and experienced players.
Duration: Multiple sessions
Certification: World Rugby Level 2
Continuing Education
Ongoing workshops, webinars, and resources to keep coaches updated with the latest coaching methods and rugby developments.
Mentorship Program
New coaches are paired with experienced mentors who provide guidance, support, and practical coaching advice.
Coaching Opportunities
Rugby clubs across Norway are always looking for dedicated coaches to work with players of all ages and abilities. Coaching opportunities include youth teams, adult clubs, women’s rugby, and national team development pathways.
Most coaching positions are volunteer-based, though some clubs offer compensation for head coaches. The time commitment varies depending on the team level, typically ranging from 2-3 training sessions per week plus weekend matches.
Get Started
Ready to become a rugby coach? Contact your local club or the Norwegian Rugby Federation to learn about upcoming coaching courses and opportunities. We’ll help you get started on your coaching journey!
Contact: post@rugby.no
Phone: +47 21 02 90 00