The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is a coach certification process that is a collaborative effort of the government of Canada, provincial/territorial governments, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations.
The NCCP certification process in Canada involves a series of steps, including finding a coaching program, getting trained, and becoming certified. Coaches can choose from various contexts, such as community sport or competitive sport.
The Canadian Olympic Committee supports the NCCP certification process, which is designed to provide coaches with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their roles. Coaches can find more information on the certification process on the Coaching Association of Canada website.
Research has shown that the NCCP certification process has a positive impact on coach development and athlete performance. A study published in the Journal of Sport Science found that NCCP-certified coaches were more likely to use evidence-based practices in their coaching.
This video explains the NCCP certification process in Canada, including the different contexts and streams available to coaches. The video is designed for coaches who are new to the NCCP and want to learn more about the certification process.
This tool is designed to help coaches navigate the NCCP certification process. Coaches can use the tool to find a coaching program, get trained, and become certified. The tool also provides resources and support for coaches who are going through the certification process.
Stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates on the NCCP certification process. This website provides information on new developments, changes to the certification process, and resources for coaches.
This webpage provides answers to frequently asked questions about the NCCP certification process in Canada. Coaches can find information on topics such as eligibility, training, and certification maintenance.