Full-Time

Community Game Content Creator

Posted on 2/2/2026

Deadline 2/15/26
England Rugby

England Rugby

1,001-5,000 employees

Oversees rugby union nationwide in England

Compensation Overview

£40k/yr

United Kingdom

Hybrid

Hybrid role with some home-working flexibility; based at Allianz Stadium, UK.

Category
Content & Writing (1)
Requirements
  • Experience in content creation, ideally in a sport, charity, community, or grassroots context.
  • Experience of social media channel management, especially Instagram
  • Confident using social media platforms and production tools, Adobe suite, etc.
  • Experience working with video and photography (shooting and editing)
  • Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
  • A collaborative mindset and ability to build relationships across teams and with external partners.
  • Committed to embodying the ethos our culture by using our three core values – Put The Team First, Shape The Future, Respect Each Other – to guide your day-to-day decisions, actions and interactions.
  • Committed to actively contributing and building an inclusive culture in your role and day to day behaviours.
Responsibilities
  • Create high-quality multimedia content that promotes grassroots rugby.
  • Tell the story of our national campaigns, as well as the clubs and people they benefit.
  • Create and amplify content to showcase our commercial partners activating in the community space.
  • Collaborate with clubs, Constituent Bodies (CBs), and internal teams to gather authentic stories and case studies from across the country.
  • Work with the content team across social and web to tell those compelling human-interest stories.
  • Support national campaigns aimed at increasing participation, inclusion, and volunteer recognition within the community game.
  • Help promote RFU cup competitions: school, county and club.
  • Ensure all content reflects the RFU’s tone, values, and visual identity — with a particular focus on accessibility and representation.
  • Assist in the organisation and promotion of key events, forums, and webinars involving the grassroots rugby community.
  • Maintain content calendars and support internal communications as needed to keep stakeholders informed and aligned.
  • Work closely with relevant agencies to plan and deliver content.
  • Contribute to ideation and content development, with a focus on moving content forwards.
  • Actively collaborate with colleagues across the RFU to support the development and delivery of strategic, business and operational plans.
  • Act as an ambassador for the RFU, promoting its core values and back culture internally and externally.
  • Undertake any other duties reasonably required that are consistent with the responsibilities of the role and the needs of the organisation.
Desired Qualifications
  • A strong understanding of, or passion for, rugby and the grassroots sports environment is highly desirable.

England Rugby is the national governing body for rugby union in England. It promotes and develops the sport from grassroots to elite level, organizing competitions and fixtures such as the Six Nations, the Summer Series, the Rugby World Cup, and the Autumn Nations Series. It supports community rugby with formats for different ages and abilities and uses revenue from ticket sales (notably Twickenham Stadium), broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and merchandise to fund national teams, development programs, and community clubs. Its clients range from individual players and local clubs to professional teams and international bodies, and it engages fans via its site and media coverage.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1871

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What believers are saying

  • Women's Six Nations dominance drives record attendance and premium broadcasting rights valuations.
  • Men's coaching restructuring with McGuigan and Blackett addresses defensive gaps from Argentina tour.
  • Expanded women's rugby calendar increases international fixture revenue and sponsorship partnership opportunities.

What critics are saying

  • Men's team crisis after disastrous Six Nations threatens Borthwick's tenure and fan engagement.
  • Women's Six Nations matches relocating from Twickenham erodes core matchday revenue streams.
  • Player complacency from eight consecutive women's titles risks shock defeats and sponsorship withdrawals.

What makes England Rugby unique

  • England Women's 33-game winning streak and 2025 World Cup victory establish global rugby dominance.
  • Twickenham Stadium ownership generates direct matchday revenue unavailable to competing rugby unions.
  • Integrated grassroots-to-elite development pipeline creates sustainable talent pipeline for national teams.

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