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National
Coaching Certification Program (NCCP)
Upcoming Courses
| Introduction to Competition Part A |
Introduction to Competition Part B |
| No Courses Scheduled until Fall 2007
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No Course Scheduled until Fall 2007 |
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Fees are $75 per course
Make cheques payable to the Zone 4 Sports Council
Payment must be received one week prior to start of the course
Participants must be 16 years of age
What is the NCCP?
The NCCP is a coach training and certification program that is designed to meet the needs of all types of coaches. It is the recognized national standard for coach training and certification in Canada.
The New NCCP
In the past, coaches achieved certification by completing levels I, II & III by finishing all 3 components required for each level (theory, technical & practical). Then Levels 4 & 5 were achieved by completing a number of tasks.
Now the NCCP is changing to a competency-based education and training approach in which coaches achieve certification in a specific stream and context.
| Streams |
Contexts |
| Community Sport |
Initiation to Sport
Ongoing Participation |
| Competitive Sport |
Introduction to Competition
Development Competition
High Performance |
| Instruction |
Beginners
Intermediate Performers
Advanced Performers |
Zone 4 & the NCCP
The Zone 4 Sports Council is responsible for the delivery of the Introduction of Competition Part A & B courses in the Zone 4 area. These replace the old Level I and Level II Theory Courses.
| Introduction to Competition Part A |
Introduction to Competition Part B |
| General Orientation (1 hour) |
General Grientation (1 hour) |
| Ethical Coaching (3.5 hours) |
Program Design (4 hours) |
| Planning a Practice (6.25 hours) |
Teaching/Learning (6 hours) |
| Nutritional Advice (1.25 hours) |
Mental Preperation (3 hours) |
Intro to Coaching
This is a 3 hour course that preceeds the NCCP. It is targeted towards beginner coaches, and those with an interest in becoming certified through the NCCP. The course examines the role of the coach, physical preperation, and planning. For more information contact the Zone 4 office.
Other Clinics
Check this section often for skill clinics and additional coaching clinics.
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