Coach FAQ
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How do I know if I am eligible to access services from Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan as a coach?
Advanced Coaching Diploma coaches or Competition-Development level coaches will be offered services and training through the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan.
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Do I need to be registered as a coach with the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan?
No. As an Advanced Coaching Diploma coach or Competition-Development level coach on the High Performance Coach Capacity Grant you are automatically on our mailing lists for information and workshops.
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What is the Advanced Coaching Diploma program and how do I register?
The Advanced Coaching Diploma is the most extensive multisport training program offered by the NCCP in Canada. The Advanced Coaching Diploma coaches are recognized as being among the most qualified coaches and leaders of Canadian athletes and sport programs competing provincially, nationally and internationally. This unique, multi-sport program is essential for Canadian coaches seeking the next step in their coaching careers. If you are interested in learning more about the program, email Craig Nieuwstad.
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How do I become a Competition-Development Coach in the province?
The Coaches Association of Saskatchewan in partnership with the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan offers the Saskatchewan Coaching Academy. The Saskatchewan Coaching Academy program offers coaches the opportunity to complete all NCCP Competition-Development multisport modules in two intensive 3-day blocks. This program is designed to support coaches in the completion of NCCP Multi-sport training in an engaging, interactive environment. Learn More.
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What financial assistance or programming is available for coaches?
The Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan in partnership with the Coaches Association of Saskatchewan offers the Coach Visitation Program and the High Performance Coach Development Grant. Both programs offer coaches financial assistance for training and learning opportunities.
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What other coaching opportunities are available?
The Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan works closely with the Coaches Association of Saskatchewan. Visit saskcoach.ca for further opportunities for coaches in our province.
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How can the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan help my athletes?
Registered CSCS athletes are eligible to receive Performance and Game Plan services. To find out if your athlete is eligible or the list of services, visit the Athletes menu.
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What is Game Plan and how do I access the program?
Game Plan, powered by Deloitte, is Canada’s total athlete wellness program, striving to support national team athletes to live better and more holistic lives. Services and programming is also available for coaches, contact:
Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Game Plan
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I would like to report a problem within my sport. Who do I contact?
In Saskatchewan, contact the Respect Resource Line at 1-888-329-4009 or visit the Sask Sport website. Within Canada, contact the Canadian Sport HelpLine at 1-888-837-7678 or visit abuse-free-sport.ca