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Coaches of the world! Pay attention!

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Vladimir Zaglada drew my attention to a 26th October notice on the RGF website advertising coaching jobs in both the women's and men's divisions of the leading Siberian club in Leninsk-Kuznetsk (named after coach to Maria Filatova, Innokenty Mametiev). 

The advertisement doesn't mention a salary, but the benefits package includes an apartment. 

Any takers?  


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  1. Vladimir Zaglada4 November 2012 at 19:45

    Thank you very much, Queen! It seems to me that your post is very helpful Job Advertisement. This is the best way to get straight into the Russian Siberia without any political thoughts. A Winter time in Siberia is the best time of the year in order to understand what does it mean "TO WORK IN RUSSIA as a Gymnastics ( not a Soccer!) Coach". For sure, the Central Heating and warm atmosphere will be guaranteed. All my best to you and possible Lucky Coach from Around the World. Vladimir Zaglada

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