his role coaching Russia at the 2010 Churchill Cup in the United States. He then coached them during the 2010–12 European Nations Cup First Division and at the 2011 Churchill Cup held in England, coming close against Italy A and the United States. Paul took the side to the 2011 Rugby World Cup with Kingsley Jones as head coach. After two years with the Russian 15s team, Paul was appointed rugby 7s coach. After almost 4 years with Russia, Paul left to undertake a teaching role. Paul then took a role as Rugby Programmes Manager for Queen Ethelburga's School in York for two years. Queen Ethelburga's achieved their greatest rugby success in these two years winning the British Colleges National Cup and making it to the Semi-Finals of the Rosslyn Park 7s in 2015. Paul continued his national coaching experience during this time however, coaching India's Men and Women's 15s and 7s teams for various tournaments during this time. Paul left Queen Ethelburga's to move to be with his now wife in Dubai, United Arab Emirates taking up the role of Head Coach of the Jebel Ali Dragons in July 2016 and also being appointed Director of Rugby of the club in 2017. The club obtained their greatest success in years in the first year of Paul's coaching, with them making both the West Asia Premiership final and the UAE Premiership Final. Despite not winning either of the finals the club was crowned West Asia Premiership winners in March 2018 with Paul also being awarded coach of the season. Canada Paul was asked to assist the Canadian rugby team in February 2018 during the America's Rugby Championship and his performance secured him a permanent role as assistant coach of Canada Rugby alongside head coach Kingsley Jones in May 2018. The Jebel Ali Dragons Chairman Stuart Quinn said he was thrilled for Paul, despite the fact that they meant they were losing "the best coach in the region". Paul was the 15s assistant coach for over a year helping Canada qualify for the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. Paul was then asked to act as interim Canada Rugby Sevens coach following the departure of coach Damian McGrath in May 2019, coaching the team for a month before taking them to the London and Paris Sevens. Despite Paul confirming the goal was to test players for the up-and-coming qualifiers for the