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2010
NCCP Coach Course Brochure will be available in late March.
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Coaches'
Registration Reminder
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- Skate
Canada Professional Coaches’ registration forms
are due September 1, 2009.
- All
coaches must be registered before stepping on
the ice to coach at a Skate Canada Club.
- Skate
Canada Police Clearance Checks and Positions
of Trust Checks are required. All Police Clearance Checks and Positions of Trust Checks are to be completed through your local police detachment. We recommend to take a copy of the Skate Canada screening policy and provide it to the police detachment with your request.
- Remember
to send a copy of your updated first aid certificate
and Making Ethical Decisions online evaluation result to Skate Canada and Patricia Glenwright, Administrative Coordinator at the Skate Canada – Central Ontario
office.
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Looking
for information on mental training?
How about information on maximizing recovery
after training, visualization/imagery, nervousness in
athletes, making sense out of doping rules, how to keep
the coach sane or general coaching announcements? Visit,
Information from Skate Canada to find articles from
Professionally Speaking March 2005.
Enjoy & happy reading!
Please
Click Here To View Above Information
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To
teach Skate Canada programs coaches must be certified,
they must also be members of Skate Canada and hold a valid
first aid certificate.
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Skate
Canada views a coach as being anyone who is a fully
certified NCCP Trained CanSkate Professional Coach or
higher, is a Coaching Member of Skate Canada and holds
a valid First Aid certificate. Skate Canada Professional
Coaches must fulfill these qualifications before being
allowed to coach in a Skate Canada club or sanctioned
skating school. This ensures a standardized approach to
quality instruction in Skate Canada-Central Ontario programs.
The National Coaching Certification
Program (NCCP) is a three-part program that provides education
for coaches. It addresses various aspects of coaching
through Theory, Technical and Practical components. Topics
covered in the Theory component, for example, include
Skill Analysis, Sport Safety, Growth and Development,
while in the Technical component, Music and Choreography,
Basic Movement, and Business Management are a sample of
the topics addressed.
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