Canadian Women & Sport – Resources

National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) – this multi-sport technical coach training focuses on developing five core competencies in every coach (problem-solving, valuing, critical thinking, leading and interacting), and aligns coaching activities with specific participants and the respective stage of their athletic development. Coaches trained and certified in NCCP modules encourage safe and welcoming environments for all participants. NCCP Make Ethical …

Building upon Competition Introduction modules, Competition Development modules expand a coaches knowledge with a focus on athletes at a higher developmental level. Some modules have pre-requisites that must be met. NCCP Leading Drug Free Sport (eLearning module) that introduces new and experienced coaches to the values of fairness, excellence, inclusion, and fun in the context of drug-free and clean sport …

NCCP eLearning modules offer professional development points for coaches maintaining their trained or certified status, and may be required as part of a sport certification pathway. Coach Initiation in Sport, Coaching Athletes with a Disability, Emergency Action Plan, Leading Drug Free Sport, Make Ethical Decisions Online Evaluation, Managing Conflict Online Evaluation, Sport Nutrition and Making Headway. Creating Positive Sport Environments, …

Provide programs for coaches and athletes through mentorship, Black Student-Athlete Mental Health Fund for Black college and university level students, The Racial Equity Project (TREP) is a cross-sectional qualitative and quantitative study aimed at collecting race-based data outlining the experience of Black and Indigenous People of Colour in Canadian colleges and universities, and the Race, Gender, and Leadership Equity in …