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La petite annonce inattendue de France Sevens

La FFR cherche un successeur à Jérôme Daret, qui a dirigé sept ans l'équipe de France de Sevens, quittée en apothéose sur le titre olympique fin juillet (Photo by PIERRE-PHILIPPE MARCOU/AFP via Getty Images).

À vos CV ! La Fédération française de rugby a publié sur plusieurs sites de recherche d’emploi une annonce pour le poste d’ « entraîneur-sélectionneur France 7 masculin », selon l’intitulé choisi.

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Une manière plutôt inattendue de chercher le coach qui aura la charge d’une équipe championne olympique, les Bleus s’étant parés d’or durant l’été à Paris.

Le successeur de Jérôme Daret devra évidemment posséder le brevet d’état d’éducateur sportif (BEES) niveau 2, et présenter « un vécu d’entraîneur de haut niveau », entre autres conditions.

Ce poste, un CDD courant jusqu’au 31 août 2026, « implique des horaires atypiques, une grande disponibilité ainsi que de nombreux déplacements nationaux et internationaux », notamment sur les étapes du circuit HSBC.

Ces deux ans de contrat n’offrent donc pas la garantie d’aller jusqu’aux prochains Jeux olympiques, en 2028 à Los Angeles.

Mais on peut penser que si le candidat retenu obtient des résultats en adéquation avec le nouveau statut de l’équipe de France, il sera prolongé jusqu’à l’échéance californienne.

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Au niveau des avantages, l’heureux élu aura droit à des tickets-restaurant et à la prise en charge de la moitié des frais de transport.

Salaire annoncé : 42 455 €, qu’on imagine annuels.

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