Minis to Millennium: Coach Development
Coaching Development
Mission
To create a coaching system that develops the right coach for every player at every stage of their development. In the process, it is our objective to develop Welsh coaches to lead the world in player and team development.
Strategic Objectives
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Reduce the number of of non-qualified coaches in the game
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Improve the quality of coach provision at junior, youth and senior rugby
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Increase the level of support for practising coaches
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Enhance the coaching in the young player pathway programme
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Minis to Millennium
The development of the game in Wales starts at U7 level and follows talent development through to senior representative and community rugby
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Club Development
Learn more about the changing face of clubs in Wales, the funding options available, and the methods of developing the hubs of the community game
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Leisure Rugby
Rugby Camps, Touch Rugby and Rugby Tots are all covered in this section covering wider aspects of the community game and development
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Coaching Development
The WRU Coach Education Programme aims to develop the right coach for every player at every stage of their development in the game
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Referee Development
The varying levels of refereeing courses enable prospective referees and touch judges to start or build on the skills necessary to become a bona fide, qualified match official
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Club Contacts
Interested in joining a rugby club in Wales? Find contact information for all WRU Member Clubs
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Safeguarding
The welfare of children within Rugby Union is paramount and the WRU are committed to ensuring the correct policies are adhered to within the game.
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Volunteers
The WRU recognises how important volunteers are and wants to be as proactive as possible in supporting, recruiting and developing them as well as providing recognition for their contribution
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