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Why Coach?
There are many reasons why people get involved in coaching a community sport. Here are a few:
  • As parents we want to spend time with our child in an active way;
  • as individuals we want to volunteer and get involved in our community;
  • as teachers we have taken on extra-curricular school activities;
  • as athletes we want to pursue our passion in a different direction and give back to our community;
  • as fans we simply love sport and want to give coaching a try.
Where do I fit?
​Wondering where YOU fit in the NCCP? Read the descriptions below and decide which one best describes you and your coaching needs!
Community Coaches
You may already coach at the community level or you’re thinking about coaching. Often, you’re a parent whose child is involved in sport, or a volunteer who works with participants of all ages that are new to a sport.
THIS IS ME! HOW DO I GET STARTED? >>>>
Competitive Coaches
You’re typically a coach who has previous coaching experience or you’re a former athlete. You may already coach a team at the regional or provincial level, and you tend to work with athletes over the long term to improve performance.
THIS IS ME! HOW DO I GET STARTED? >>>> ​
Instructors
Instructors in the Instruction stream must have sport-specific skills and training, whether at the beginner or advanced skill level. Many are former participants in the sport.
THIS IS ME! HOW DO I GET STARTED? >>>> ​
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  • Home
  • NCCP Training
    • NCCP Introduction to Competition >
      • Make Ethical Decisions
      • Plan a Practice
      • Design a Sport Program
      • Teaching & Learning
      • Basic Mental Skills
    • NCCP Competition Development >
      • Managing Conflict
      • Leading Drug Free Sport
      • Psychology of Performance
      • Prevention & Recovery of Injury
      • Coaching & Leading Effectively
      • Developing Athletic Abilities
      • Manage a Sports Program
      • Advanced Practice Planning
      • Performance Planning
    • NCCP Professional Development >
      • Empower +
      • Mentorship
      • Resistance Training
    • Getting your NCCP#
  • National Coaches Week
    • Rob McCormack
    • Jenn Fairhurst
    • David MacFadyen
    • David "Hippie" MacDougall
    • Pan Wendt
    • George Charchuck
    • Mackenzie Pinet
    • Josh Kelly
    • Larry Richards
    • Scott Ellsworth
    • Hannah Mills
    • Peter Koritansky
    • Evan Killorn
    • Len Lang
    • Andrew Reardon
    • Paige Mills
    • Kevin Jenkins
    • Peter Wolters
    • Scott McCabe
    • Calvin MacLean
    • Darcy Gallant
    • Randy Goodman
  • Become a Coach
    • Coach Resources
    • Mental Skills
    • Maintaining Certification
  • Contact
    • Sport PEI