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The HKCR Club Accreditation Scheme certifies that a club has met the established standards set out for an accredited club. To attain accreditation all criteria must be achieved. If a club consists of two or more sections and wishes to be fully accredited, they will be required to apply for accreditation for all relevant sections (e.g. both mini and youth sections).
HKCR also organises a number of first aid courses and player welfare education sessions each season aimed at coaches, referees, managers, players and parents, some of which are mandatory parts of the club accreditation process. Check out our latest courses at the store shop!
HKCR also organises a number of first aid courses and player welfare education sessions each season aimed at coaches, referees, managers, players and parents, some of which are mandatory parts of the club accreditation process. Check out our latest courses at the store shop!
GUIDELINES FOR CLUB ACCREDITATION
Clubs that have fulfilled the mandatory criteria will be granted accreditation on the proviso that they continue to fulfil the criteria throughout the season. Example: provide first aid cover for games, enter the required number of teams in leagues or tournaments.
The following HKCR staff may be contacted for further clarification regarding the Club Accreditation Scheme.
Player Welfare – Lucy Clarke – lucy.clarke@hkrugby.com
Coaching – Kenny Ng – kenny.ng@hkrugby.com
Player Pathway – Kai Hang Fung – hang.fung@hkrugby.com
General – Nathan Stewart – nathan.stewart@hkrugby.com
The following HKCR staff may be contacted for further clarification regarding the Club Accreditation Scheme.
Player Welfare – Lucy Clarke – lucy.clarke@hkrugby.com
Coaching – Kenny Ng – kenny.ng@hkrugby.com
Player Pathway – Kai Hang Fung – hang.fung@hkrugby.com
General – Nathan Stewart – nathan.stewart@hkrugby.com
