The NZRPA is looking for a Learning & Development Manager. This is a part time role working approximately 24 hours per week (3 days).
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Former All Blacks captain shares his story about how he grew his wealth after rugby
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The annual NZRPA Player Personal Development Awards celebrate the off field achievements of player's as they work on personal development and growth.
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The NZRPA helps players support each other, helps them take advantage of commercial opportunities and helps them understand and deal with life as professional sports people and beyond.
The NZRPA helps players support each other, helps them take advantage of commercial opportunities and helps them understand and deal with life as professional sports people.
We appreciate the transition from professional rugby brings its own set of challenges, so we have established ‘The Rugby Club’ to connect a thriving network of retired professional NZ rugby players. The Rugby Club offers members support to help smooth their transition from professional rugby to retirement, as well as access to networks, preferential services and other opportunities. Perhaps most importantly, The Rugby Club allows players to maintain that valuable sense of team spirit and camaraderie after retiring from rugby.
