Nordiq Canada Coaching License 2026-2027
You need a coaching licence if you perform typical coaching or instruction tasks with a Nordiq Canada club, including delivering or helping to deliver practices with any age group.
Benefits
- The license is free
- Third-party general liability insurance
- More licensed coaches means more Sport Canada funding to support you
- Email notification of new coaching resources
To sign up, visit Nordiq Canada’s website or go directly to Zone4.
COACH DEVELOPMENT PROGRESSION CHART
Community Coach
The Community Coach training is broken down into two steps:
Introduction to Community Coaching: This first step is all delivered online. Coaches must first take the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) multisport training “Coach Initiation in Sport”, which is a mandatory requirement before coaches can do Nordiq Canada’s Introduction to Community Coaching module.
FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO REGISTER for the Introduction to community coaching (ICC) ON-LINE
Community Coaching: After completing the Introduction to Community Coaching training, this in-class and on-snow workshop will teach community coaches how to lead a skill development program at the club level to children in the FUNdamentals stage of development (Jackrabbits).
Here is the pathway for Community Coaching:
For more information and details about this level of coaching and the others, please visit the Nordiq Canada website at the following link: https://nordiqcanada.ca/coaches-and-wax-techs/coaches/coaching-development/Co
Coaching Development and wax techs
Clubs wishing to have coach training at their clubs can contact the CCNB to begin the process.
For additionnal ressources for coaches, visit CoachNB
You need guidance to register thru the Locker? Here are the steps to follow to register for a coaching course:
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NC-NCCP Certification Challenge policy (Policy 2.4.3)
For most coaches, NCCP training is required to acquire the necessary knowledge, skills and competencies in order to succeed the evaluation process for each coaching context and becoming a certified coach. In rare cases though, coaches may have achieved pertinent training and acquired pertinent competencies via an alternative (non-NCCP) development pathway.
Through the application of the NCCP certification challenge policy, Nordiq Canada’s Coaching Development Committee may grant coaches meeting the eligibility criteria below the right to proceed with NCCP evaluation for a given context without prior corresponding sport-specific training.