Rugby league in Europe continues to grow rapidly. The RLEF is dealing with the fundamental need to ensure its growing network of members is equipped with knowledgeable, competent and qualified staff able to disseminate the sport’s on- and off-field values and techniques at a high level of quality, and ensuring it is administered by robust, democratic and transparent NFs.By far the largest constituency responsible for the sport's sustainable growth are dual career athletes. This project complements previous collaborations between the RLEF and the EU since 2012 and provides a modular training, education and qualification framework, using transnational mobility, mentoring, multi-directional learning and innovative eLearning systems in addition to the dissemination of best practice in sport governance so vital in providing the participating organisations with a solid foundation on which to grow sustainably and efficiently. Combined, these aspects will serve as the foundation of the European rugby league's dissemination long after expiration of the 36-month term.The Project will disseminate an expanded suite of RLEF technical qualifications to cater to a maturing participant pool; is committed to obtaining recognition of those qualifications on the EQF, which will augment the legitimacy of the education offered; introduces professional actors to broaden the scope and perspectives of the project themes and, for the first time, builds a major eLearning open access portal that approaches course delivery, participation and assessment in a fresh and comprehensive manner, and which will be an ever-richer resource and reference guide for active participants. Ultimately, the trend of increasing rugby league participation and the concurrent benefit to participants' lives will continue to positively affect practitioners long into the future, and we believe the Education Portal will be classified as a model of good practice in grassroots European sport development.