NCCP

Are you a NCCP certified coach? If so, with completion of the Respect in Sport Activity Leader program, you are eligible for 3 Professional Development Points towards maintenance of your NCCP certification. The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) will update your NCCP profile and credit you 3 PD points for completion of this program.

Not a member of the CAC and the NCCP, Why Not? The CAC, in partnership with over 70 sport organizations, is responsible for, and oversees the training and certification of coaches in Canada through the world-leading NCCP. Having an NCCP number allows you to access the The Locker” to house all of your coaching credentials, access other coach training, and many other resources through the CAC for coaches of any sport, at any level.

You can grant permission for the CAC to create a profile in your name and extend your journey as a valued coach in Canada. An email confirming your profile creation and welcoming you to the Coaching Association of Canada will be sent to the email address on record in this program.

If you choose to decline the Respect Group sharing your information with the Coaching Association at this time, we will of course respect your wishes. You can always return to the “Profile” section of this program to change your selection at any time.

Please see the Respect in Sport website for more information.

Mark Allen
Ontario Director
e: mallen@respectgroupinc.com
p: 705-294-1222
w: www.respectgroupinc.com

The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is now requiring all coaches to maintain their certification through Professional Development activities. PD points can be earned through a multitude of activities that coaches already participate in, including: national and provincial sport organization conferences and workshops, eLearning modules, NCCP workshops, coach mentorship programs, and active coaching. Softball Coaches who are trained in the Competition Introduction Stream are being asked to earn 20 Points within a 5-year period. For more information on how to earn points, visit the Coaching Association of Canada website