The LRU Coaching Society

 The Coaching Society is there to assist the development of coaches throughout the county.

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Clive Elliott is the Chair of the LRU Coaching Society and Jenna Studley is the Rugby Development Officer (RDO).

If you wish to contact Clive Elliott please email coaching@leicsru.net

If you wish to contact Jenna Studley please email jennastudley@rfu.com

If you wish to contact Helen Bridgeman please email midlands.coaching@emru.co.uk

2010 COACHING CONFERENCE

Sunday 10th October 2010 –Welbeck College

CLICK HERE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

2010 LEVEL 3 COACHING COURSE APPLICATION FORM HERE

RUGBY READY INFORMATION AND TESTIMONIALS HERE

COURSE INFORMATION TO DOWNLOAD

Links to documents with details of all of the CPD courses which will be useful to promote CPD courses.

PERFORMANCE PROFILING  / CONTINUITY IN ATTACK / DEFENCE IN PHASE PLAY

GOAL SETTING / MAUL & RUCK / THE LINE-OUT GAME

COACH LICENSING INFORMATION

Application Process - What do you need to do?

If you "assist" but have not attended an RFU coaching course prior to 6th January 2009
You need do nothing. In the RFU's eyes you are classified as an assistant and cannot coach independently. It goes without saying however that your input as an "assistant coach" is nevertheless valued by the club and you can continue as normal within existing guidelines including maintaining a current "CRB check" and seeking to attend a Rugby Ready course as soon as possible.

If you are due to attend an RFU coaching course after 6th January 2009
You need do nothing if you have applied using the online application form. If you applied some time ago you will have to use the online application form to enable the licensing process. Future course applications should all be made on the online application form.

If you are qualified by a recognised RFU coaching qualification prior to 6th January 2009
You need to apply for the new Coach Licence ASAP. Where accurate and current email addresses were available (as of 06/01/2009) you should already have had an email from the RFU.

Go to RFU Coach Licensing page

Please read the following documents found on the RFU Coach Licensing page
Coach Licensing email
Coach Licence Introduction
Coach Licensing Code of Conduct
Coach Licensing Terms and Conditions

DO NOT complete the Coach Licence Application as directed in the email. Instead follow the "How to Apply" instructions below

How to Apply

Go to the Coach licence application link - http://clubs.rfu.com/coachlicensing/

You do not need to log in - if you know your RugbyFirst log on details please use them as this will pre populate the form for you

Click on the Application Form under Links

You do not need to complete the initial questions - just complete from q2 to the end of the form and press SUBMIT. 

If you don't know your CRB Disclosure certificate number don't worry

You do not need to enter your RugbyFirst ID no. - you may not even know it!

Click Save Application Form to save details

Ensure you Submit Application Form in order to upload form details onto RFU systems

Confirm to the club that you have sent off the licence by emailing your CCC

NB the address of the Midlands East Regional Coaching Centre has changed to:

Helen Bridgeman, Midlands Coaching Office, Netball and Badminton Centre, Loughborough University, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3TU

What happens next?

 The first stage is for the RFU to deal with the licence applications. Following this, you should seek details of Continuous Personal Development (CPD) course dates which are organised locally and further details can be obtained from your CCC.

A licence, a welcome letter and a number of magazines (issued quarterly), will then be despatched to your home address. You are encouraged to attend 3 CPD courses over the 3 year validity period of the licence in order to retain your status as a RFU licensed coach. NB you need to keep your CRB check current as a licence will not be issued or be valid unless you have at least 6 months until the CRB expiry date.