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Boxing Ontario certifies coaches through the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP).
There are 5 levels of certification. Level-I entitles you to work in a corner at a club show, while Level-V is required at the Olympics.
Levels I-III consist of three components: Theory, Technical and Practical. After completing all three components at each level, coaches receive official recognition of their accomplishment - Certification. Then they are able to move on to the next level.
For example, to be a fully certified Level I Coach, you must take Level I Theory, Level I Technical and Level I Practical. The order you complete the components isn't as important as completing one entire Level before moving on to the next Level.
UPDATE! - THEORY COURSE CHANGES
Please note there have been some important changes to the NCCP Theory Courses. First when you are searching for courses, they are now called "NCCP Multi-Sport" courses rather than "NCCP Theory" courses. Secondly Level I theory is now called "Introduction to Competition A", Level II is now called "Introduction to Competition B" and Level III Theory is still called Level III Theory. So when searching for coaching clinics on http://www.coachesontario.ca/ if you are looking for what was formerly Level I theory, under course category, select "NCCP Multi-sport", and under sub-category select "Introduction to Competition A".
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Description |
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THEORY + |
Teaches important principles of coaching such as planning, sport safety, ethical coaching, nutritional planning, skill analysis and growth and development. Theory courses are taught by NCCP Certified Coaching experts. |
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TECHNICAL + |
Presents the skills and drills of each sport as well as sport-specific information on rules of play, equipment, and skill development. Technical clinics are delivered by Boxing Ontario instructors. For a list of upcoming technical clinics go to "Coaching Clinics" from the "Coaches" main menu. |
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PRACTICAL + |
Provides coaches with feedback on their ability to apply coaching knowledge through self, peer or examiner evaluations. To get your level 1 Practical, you must register as a member of Boxing Ontario for 1 full year and be actively coaching in the community. After a year, contact the Boxing Ontario office for accreditation. You may be asked for a letter of reference to verify your experience. |
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Theory
Level 1
(Intro to Competition "A") |
To get your Level 1 Theory, you must attend a total of 14 hours at a Community College, taking the Theory course session. This session usually lasts 2 days. Theory courses are scheduled by the NCCP, not Boxing Ontario. To find a session in your area visit http://www.coachesontario.ca/ Click on "Find Courses", then enter NCCP Mulit-Sport in the Course Category, Introduction to Competition A in the Course Sub-Category, then choose from a list of Ontario locations. If you are having difficulties finding a session in your area contact the Coaches Association of Ontario directly 416.426.7056 or jeremy@coachesontario.ca Sign up for the course by contacting the instructor or CAO. |
Cost is determined by Connected Coach and is approximately $100 |
| Technical Level 1 Boxing |
This session usually lasts 1 full day. You can take a Technical course prior to or after a Theory course, but you must take both and you MUST take the Technical course before you register with Boxing Ontario. Technical Level 1 courses are usually offered once or twice per month and the dates and locations are determined by the Instructors. Visit Coaching - Coaching Clinics on our website for a listing of Technical courses offered. If there are currently no courses offered please contact Boxing Ontario to add your name to our waiting list. |
Cost is $150 per person. |
| Practical Level 1 Boxing |
Once you have coached as a registered Boxing Ontario coach for 1 full year, you must contact the Boxing Ontario office for accreditation. You may be asked for a letter of reference to verify your experience. |
No extra cost, included in your yearly membership fee |
Once you have completed your Level 1 Theory (aka Intro to Comp. A) and Level 1 Technical you are now ready to register with Boxing Ontario! Good luck!
Please note - all NEW coaches must also submit a police records check with their application form when registering for 2008 - for details on how to obtain a records check please contact Boxing Ontario. PRC's are valid for three years.
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