Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union (SLRFU) in partnership with New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) will conduct a World Rugby Coaching Level 2 course and Junior Coaches coaching programmes from September 24 to 28 in Colombo and Kandy respectively.
Training and Education programmes will be conducted by two New Zealand World Rugby Educators Jared Tuoro and Jarvy Aoake along with three Sri Lankan World Rugby accredited coach educators Nihal Gunaratne, Sanath Martis and Ananda Kasthuriarachchi.
The World Rugby Coaching Level 2 course in Colombo will be for 30 coaches and SLRFU has invited all Division 'A' Rugby playing clubs and Division 1 Group 'A' schools to nominate one coach each to follow this course.
Through the programme, four Junior Coaches coaching camps -- two in Colombo on September 27 and two in Kandy on September 28 -- will be held.
Junior coaches of all rugby playing clubs and schools interested to participate in the Junior Coaches coaching programmes are requested to register with SLRFU on or before Monday (19).
"SLRFU to be in line with the World Rugby policies from 2017 and all coaches should have World Rugby accredited coaching qualifications and should be registered with us," the SLRFU stated.
Jared Tuoro is a Regional Coach Development Manager for NZRU and he is responsible for organising regional and national coach development workshops and courses.
He has 12 years of experience in the rugby development and is passionate about coach education.
He holds a Bachelor in Sports Coaching, a World Rugby Trainer and a Level 4 Accredited Coach.
Jarvey Aoake is a Rugby Development Officer for the Hawkes Bay Rugby Union.
He is responsible for running Rugby Smart, the NZRU coach safety and injury prevention course and NZ Rugby ‘Developing Rugby Coaches Course’ (World Rugby Level 2).
He is a World Rugby accredited coach educator.
Aoake born and bred in Hawkes, also plays for a local club and recently debuted as a prop for the Magpies in the Mitre 10 Cup competition.
He holds a Bachelor in Sports Management and is a Level 3 Accredited Coach.
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