NCCP MAKING ETHICAL DECISIONS ONLINE EVALUATION

The Coaching Association of Canada hopes that by generating discussion of ethical issues in coaching, Canada’s coaches will be able to seek their own solutions, based on the shared experiences of leading coaches and athletes, to ethical dilemmas.

The purpose of the pre-evaluation tasks is to provide you with an opportunity to review the material taught in the Competition – Introduction Make Ethical Decisions module. It will also help to prepare you for the actual evaluation, improving your chances of successful completion. Click here to take the evaluation...

WHAT IS NCCP?

The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is a coach training and certification program for different sports across Canada. The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is the National governing body of the program and each province has a representative coaching organization to aid in the delivery of the NCCP and to support the development of coaches in their province. Each sport provides the sport specific components of the NCCP and the CABC offers the multi-sport components within the Competition coach stream to the coaches.

The new NCCP model is made up of three streams, Community Sport, Competition and Instruction streams, each with its own coaching requirements

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	New Coaches Fact Sheet
	New NCCP Model
	Water Polo Canada NCCP Operations Manual
	LTAD Matrix Summary

CHECK YOUR CERTIFICATION
You will need your CC# & Family Name
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2012 National Club Championship Coach Certification Reminder

Water Polo Canada would like to remind all of its coaches, Head Coach and Assistant Coach alike, of their necessary coaching certification for the 2011 season:

"All coaches, Head Coach and all Assistant Coaches, attending the 16U male and female events must be certified Competition – Introduction "The Practice Coach" or Level 1 certified + Level 2 Technical for the 2011 Championship season and beyond. "

"All coaches, Head Coach and all Assistant Coaches, attending the 18U, 22U, and Senior male and female events must be trained in two (2) out of the six (6) NCCP Competition – Development multi-sport modules for the 2011 Championship season and beyond. Training workshops are organized and held by the Provincial Coaching Associations."

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Competition - Development

The NCCP Theory 3 has now been officially phased out and is no longer available. Coaches are now required to complete Competition-Development modules as outlined below.

This NCCP context is designed for coaches who are coaching to refine basic sport skills, to develop more advanced skills and tactics and are generally preparing for performance at the provincial and national level. These sessions are interactive and bring together coaches from different sports, which provide an increased value to the learning environment. All participants completing this training will receive credit in the NCCP.

Coaches wishing to complete all of the training in the Competition Development context will need to complete six multi-sport modules and a number of sport specific modules.
The six modules are:

• Coaching and Leading Effectively
• Developing Athletic Abilities
• Leading Drug-free Sport
• Managing Conflict
• Prevention and Recovery 
• Psychology of Performance

Prerequisites:

For the Developing Athletic Abilities module there is also an ‘on-line' component that coaches must complete before attending this course. This will generally take an additional 2 hours to complete prior to taking the module. Completion of this on-line component is mandatory before attending the course.

Coaches beginning training in the NCCP Competition Development context must first complete training and/or evaluation in the Planning a Practice, Design a Basic Sport Program, and Make Ethical Decisions modules in the NCCP. These three modules serve as a necessary foundation for the additional modules in this context.

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