Booking on a Course

If you are interested in booking on a course visit the Course Booking website or call 0113 201 5464.

UKCC Level 1 Coaching Courses

Sunday 17th February & Sunday 17th March 2013 (8:30 - 5:00pm)

Venue: Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence, Newcastle

Cost: £140

Sunday 29th September 2013 & Sunday 27th October 2013 (8:30 - 5:00pm)

Venue: Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence, Newcastle

Cost: £140

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UKCC Level 2 Coaching Course

Sunday 23rd June 2013, Sunday 30th June 2013, Sunday 28th July 2013 & Sunday 1st September 2013

Venue: Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence, Newcastle

Cost: £200

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About the Courses

The UKCC coaching programme gives coaches the opportunity to update and develop in ‘new’ coaching techniques, which will support their players’ development.

The minimum operating standard for coaches working in the professional game is UKCC Level 3, and there are now 38 qualified Level 3 coaches and 100 more on the programme.

At the pinnacle of the coaching pathway is a two year programme that leads to a Level 4 UKCC qualification and a Post Graduate Diploma in Elite Coaching Practice from the University of Central Lancashire.

The first coaches graduated from this programme in December 2011.

The current candidates on this programme include Steve McNamara, the England Head Coach; Darryl Powell, Head Coach of Featherstone Rovers , Richard Agar, Head Coach of Wakefield Wildcats; Dennis Betts, Head Coach of Widnes Vikings and Keiron Purtill, Head Coach of England Knights.

A survey conducted with our coaches showed a total of 62% of qualified coaches completed formal workshop based continual professional development. 80% of coaches in the professional game are now on a formal course to up-skill their coaching knowledge and to meet operational requirements.

Qualification

Once you have successfully completed your qualification, you will be licensed to coach for a period of 3 years. The license will only be revalidated after that period if you are able to evidence Continual Professional Development (CPD)

The responsibility for remaining fully and appropriately licensed rests with you, the coach. Failure to meet the conditions of the licence will mean that you will no longer be able to coach although your qualification remains valid. If your licence does lapse, the only way back onto the coaching system is to enrol and complete another coaching course.

What do I need to do?

For a full listing of the development opportunities available through the Coaching section, please go to the coaching revalidation section.

Skills Awards

The Rugby League Skills Awards have been updated and are now available. Once you have registered for the new scheme, additional templates can be accessed via the Skills Awards Documents. Skills 1 Skills 2

For further information contact the RFL on 0113 201 5464.