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...a local school. Athletics is a fairly popular sport in New Zealand but is somewhat overshadowed by sports such as rugby, netball and cricket. On this project you'll be able to work at a athletics club which has a variety of events to...

...term, as follows: Term 1: Swimming, tennis, cricket, athletics, golf, windsurfing, scuba diving & softball Term 2: Rugby union & league, football, hockey, waterpolo, golf, windsurfing, scuba diving, basketball, netball & volleyball Term 3:...

...and play rugby union at a club in Auckland You'll coach the junior teams at a RU club and also train with and possibly play for the senior or colts teams at the club. New Zealand is one of the best countries in the world at Rugby...

...is a "rugby management work experience project" as well as a "coach and play" project. This is a unique opportunity to do a rugby management work experience at a Rugby Club in New Zealand. You'll assist in the management and running of...

...below to take you to the page giving you all the information about that project.:BadmintonCricketFootballLacrosseRowingRugby UnionRugby LeagueSquashVolleyballCoaching Times and Project Dates This project runs during the school terms. The...

...Rugby Union to Juniors and General Sports to Underprivileged Refugee Children You'll coach the junior teams at a RU club and also train with and possibly play for the senior or colts teams at the club. Australia is one of the best...

...Rugby League to Juniors and General Sports to Underprivileged Refugee Children You'll coach the junior boys and girls teams at a rugby league club. You can also train with, and possibly play for, the senior women's or men's teams at...

...most hardened of travellers - mountain climbing, whale watching, bungee jumping, sky diving, skiing and snow boarding, rugby, sailing and surfing. If this sounds like you then read on....(as long as you don't mind some hard graft too!)Changing...

...Ghana Projects Abroad can offer a number of different Sports placements, including football, rugby and basketball.Coach Football to Children with Projects AbroadIn this pioneering new project, first-time Projects Abroad football-coaching...

ips. On Sundays volunteers can go to the village to attend church, have lunch with local families or even brave the odd rugby match! During your time on the Island, you will soon learn to live at the Fijian pace of life where many of your...

...you can coach sports and even simple things, such as how to hold a cricket bat, how to bowl, how to throw and kick a rugby ball properly… an opportunity they haven't really had before. On all our Sports coaching projects there's a good...

...schools within the townships are open to after school activities; coaching basketball, football, softball, cricket, rugby - almost every sport you can think of is going on somewhere!All our sports placements in South Africa require that...

...language is English are in great demand. Volunteers can also assist in other activities such as sports (football, rugby and hockey) if they choose. Those with a high level of Spanish can opt to take part in other lessons in Spanish. ...

...level, so you would mostly be involved with 9 - 11 year old children. There are some Secondary level schools where rugby, a higher-level football and basketball are available. Most schools will love it if you are able to help with...

...fun doing it!In the same way as football provides Brazil's heartbeat and cricket is the life-blood of the West Indies, rugby runs through the veins of Fijians. Tropical, palm-lined, sandy beaches are festooned with games of touch amidst which...

...most hardened of travellers - mountain climbing, whale watching, bungee jumping, sky diving, skiing and snow boarding, rugby, sailing and surfing. If this sounds like you then read on...(as long as you don't mind some hard graft too!)We look...

...so there is scope for wider topics and some opportunities for sport, though the steep hills do not lend themselves to Rugby pitches! The Lepchas have established tiny village ‘night schools’ to sustain their own language and learn English,...

...down If you like the thought of practising your tackle on tropical shores, then pick one of these placements. Rugby is not quite the global sport that football is, so your choice of destination is a little more limited. Having said...

...– the most fun, rewarding, exhilarating way to go! Who wants to travel with their best friend / boyfriend / the entire rugby team, exploring the clubs and bars of Australia, Fiji or Thailand, emailing home about drunken nights out for 50p and...

...anti-nuclear stance can now be seen to have led the way. New Zealanders are fanatical about sport, especially rugby. The strength and depth of successive All Blacks touring teams, drawn from a comparatively small population has been...