Step 1: Coaching Eligibility
Want to Become a Registered Wushu Coach?
The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) empowers coaches and coach developers in Wushu to enhance their coaching skills, fostering confidence and competence in their practice. This, in turn, leads to elevated athlete and participant performance across all levels, enabling coaches to thrive and achieve excellence in the sport. It is essential for High Performance Coaches to attain their NCCP certification to enable them to participate in International Events and Multi-sport Games. Most domestic coaches will establish their expertise by Level 2 certification, and with those who wish to pursue national and international goals moving forward to higher levels of achievement. Learn the ins and outs of becoming a highly qualified and financially successful coach!
There are 5 Levels of Certification through the Wushu-NCCP modules that caters to individual goals and needs for your programming:
1. Initiation to Wushu Coaching
2. Community Coaching through Wushu
3. Introduction to Wushu Competition Development
4. Wushu Competition Development
5. International Coaching Development
Step 2: Become a Coach Member
We pride ourselves in delivering the best education possible through our partnership with The Coaching Association of Canada.
Ready to Start Your Career as a Certified Coach?
Attain Coach Membership Via WushuCanada
Follow this link: https://wushucanada.uplifterinc.com/pages/Individuals/Coaches/
Step 1: Login
(First register if not a member)
Step 2: Attain Your Membership
(Follow steps on WushuCanada site)
Step 3: Congratulations, You’re a WushuCanada Coach Member!
(Upload to your future NCCP Transcripts to your WushuCanada Profile)
Step 3: Register with NCCP
Register to attain an NCCP# in order to begin taking courses to fulfill your certification requirements.
Ready to Take Your Courses?
Attain NCCP# Via Coach.ca
Follow this link: Coaching Association of Canada Login
Step 1: Login to your NCCP Locker
(First create an account if you do not have one)
Create a locker login Click Here
Step 2: Sign up for courses in one of three ways
– Go to your Provincial Coaching Representative to see what modules are available in your area.
– Ontario Course Calendar Click Here
– Quebec Course Calendar Click Here
– British Columbia Course Calendar Click Here
– Alberta Course Calendar Click Here
Step 3: Upon Course Module Completion, you are on your way to becoming certified!
(Upload to your MOST CURRENT NCCP Transcripts to your WushuCanada Profile)
Step 4: Required Courses
Your WushuCanada certification process provides knowledge to empower members in becoming successful both competitively and financially through coaching wushu.
To attain certification you are required to complete specific NCCP Modules at each level along with associated Technical certification through the WushuCanada Officiating Modules.
The NCCP Wushu Pathway
(5 Levels of Certification)
Certification Level | LTAD Coaching Stage | REQUIRED MODULES | Slide to see more… | |||
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Level 1 | Initiation *4hrs (2 courses req.) |
Making Ethical Decisions (Online Class) |
Making Head Way (eLearning) |
No Officiating Modules Required |
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Level 2 | Community *8hrs (2 courses req.) |
Emergency Action Plan (eLearning) |
Fundamental Movement Skills (In Class) | Level 1 Officiating Module Required Taolu/Sanda/Traditional |
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Level 3 | Introduction Competition Development *38hrs (5 courses req.) |
Planning a Practice In addition: Level 2 Officiating Modules Taolu/Sanda/Traditional |
Designing a Basic Sports Plan | Teaching & Learning | Basic Mental Skills | Leading Drug Free Sport (eLearning) |
Level 4 | Competition Development *38hrs (5 courses req.) |
Developing Athletic Abilities In addition: Level 3-4 Officiating Modules Taolu/Sanda/Traditional |
Prevention and Recovery of Injury |
Managing Conflict | Coaching and Leading Effectively | Psychology of Performance |
Level 5 | International Coaching |
1 Year of Competition Development Certified | Pan American Coaching Certification |
IWUF Coaching Certification |
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Additional | Advanced | NCCP Performance Planning | NCCP Advanced Practice Planning | NCCP Manage a Sport Program | Advanced Coaching Diploma offered at CSI-O | |
Additional | National Team Coaches | Required Comp Dev Certification | Safe Sport Training |
Maintenance of Certification Requirements
NCCP wushu coaches are required to maintain their certification status by obtaining professional development (PD) points. PD points can be earned through a number of activities such as:
– National sport organization (NSO) and provincial sport organization (PSO) conferences and workshops
– NCCP Workshops
– Judging
– Completing work with committees
– Being an Active coach
Certified wushu coaches have five years to obtain a specificed number of credits in order to maintain their certification status. See the NCCP Certification Maintenance Policy, which list Wushu Canada approved maintenance programs and their point values.
In most cases, wushu coaches are already earning their required PD points. Maintenance of certification status is simply a means of tracking these points and recognizing coaches for their efforts. To see an up-to-date record of your PD points, log into your profile on The Locker.
Community Sport – Initiation (CSP-INIT)
Community Sport – Ongoing Participation (CSP-ONG)
Competition – Introduction (COMP-INT): 5 yrs 20pts
Competition -Development (COMP-DEV) 5yrs 30pts
Wushu Canada Approved Certification Maintenance / Professional Development Credits | |
Program / Clinic | Points |
Active Coaching | 1 point per active year |
Next Level in NCCP Clinics | Automatically meets requirement |
Participation in IWUF/PAWF Course or Workshops | 3 |
WushuCanada Developmental Seminars or Clinics | 2 |
E-Learning Courses | 1-5 |
Learning Facilitator | 1 point per active year |
Evaluator Training | 1 point per active year |
E-Learning Course |
Professional Development (PD) Points |
Safe Sport Training | 2 |
NCCP Coaching Athletes with a Disability | 5 |
Asthma Management in Sports | 1 |
Anti-Racism in Coaching | 2 |
Bystander Empowerment | 1 |
Coaching in Canada | 1 |
Gender-based Violence in Sport | 1 |
Intercultural Skills in Sport | 1 |
Leading a Return to Sport Participation | 1 |
Mental Health in Sport | 1 |
Modelling Healthy Relationships | 1 |
NCCP Coach Initiation in Sport | 5 |
NCCP Creating a Positive Sport | 5 |
Raising Next Gen Men | 3 |
Understanding Teen Dating Violence | 1 |
NCCP Courses in Detail
Step 5. Upload Your Transcript
ALMOST THERE!
Now that you successfully completed your NCCP modules. Sign into your NCCP account, print your transcript and upload to your WushuCanada coach membership profile.
Work with a facilitator from WushuCanada to ensure that your technical expertise in your martial art is effectively aligned with the required knowledge for each level of certification. Go to the Technical Coaching / Officiating Section to review your status.
Once Certified, additional requirements are needed to work or operate a program within a community setting; these include:
Ensure that your screening requirements are up to date (Police Check) in order to work in the vulnerable sector, you may also obtain a check through your local police department office.
Click Here to obtain an Enhanced Police Information Check
Ensure that you are knowledgeable and up to date on safety and first aid certification.
WushuCanada will assist by hosting First Aid certification programs approximately 1-2 times per year, these courses are also regularly available through numerous safety institutions,
Congratulations, you are now a certified coach! Request your certificate from WushuCanada.
Wondering What’s Next?
Learn how to become a successful wushu coach. Here are some possible streams to take once you’ve successfully completed your NCCP.
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