The
Multi-Sport Modules teach important principals of coaching such as
planning, sport safety, skill analysis and growth and development.
Introduction
to Competition - new NCCP format replacing Level 1 Multi-Sport Module,
helps coaches understand why athletes participate in sport and prepares
them to teach skills and to design a safe, enjoyable and challenging
practice. The focus of the Level I course is the design of a practice
plan.
Introduction
to Competition B - new NCCP format replacing Level 2 Multi-Sport
Module, participants must have completed Introduction to Competition
to enroll. Introduces coaches to the needs of developing athletes
preparing for competition. Goal setting, physical training and skill
analysis techniques
are emphasized as coaches plan a season of competition.
Development multi-sport modules (Replaces old Level 3 Theory).
All
coaches who have taken Level 1 Theory (in the old NCCP Program)
will be required to take the ETHICS module that was not included
in Level 1 Theory. Please check with your sport to find out if you
require this module.
Aboriginal
coaching clinic was developed to assist coaches working with Aboriginal
athletes in understanding some of the issues influencing these individuals
and their communities.
Introduction
to Coaching is a new program from the Coaches Association of Saskatchewan,
which has been developed to help new coaches to understand what
some of their responsibilities will be as a coach. This program
is an introductory course, which precedes the NCCP levels.
Looking
for other Saskatchewan NCCP clinics see www.saskcoach.ca
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