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do you have to have a coaching qualification to teach rugby in school?
Heather, you should have an RFU Level 1 qualification to be an assistant coach and then you could teach in school under supervision. To coach a team on your own you would need to have an RFU Level 2 qualification. You can find details of these courses on the RFU website: [link removed] hope this helps Simon Jones (IRB Trainer)
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