#SPOV2612144ACreation of the Rugby League option in the DEJEPS sports coaching diploma
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This order creates a new “rugby league” option within France’s DEJEPS diploma for sports coaching and athletic development. It defines what qualified coaches are expected to do: design and run safe training programs, prepare athletes for competition, support club development, and help train future sports educators. It mainly affects rugby league clubs, training providers, coaches, sports associations, and people seeking a recognized coaching qualification in this discipline. Organizations offering rugby league programs will need to align training, assessment, and supervision with the new competency framework.
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Key Changes
- Creates a rugby league option within the DEJEPS sports coaching diploma
- Defines the activities, skills, and assessment framework for qualified rugby league coaches
- Links the qualification to club development, athlete competition preparation, safety, and training of future educators
Obligations
What this law requires
DEJEPS holders with the “rugby à XIII” mention must design, organize, safely implement, and evaluate training activities aimed at improving competitive rugby league players’ sporting performance.
DEJEPS rugby league coaches must monitor technical and technological developments in rugby league training and sporting activities within their field.
DEJEPS rugby league coaches must provide internal training and tutoring for future sports educators and, where applicable, volunteers within the scope of their intervention.
Where acting within their authorized scope, DEJEPS rugby league coaches must implement professional training actions for future or current sports educators.
DEJEPS rugby league coaches must design, implement, and evaluate development actions that support the development project of their organization or territory, in coordination with the organization’s leaders.