CC# Process

1. Under normal circumstances a coach will receive a CC# when they complete their first NCCP training workshop*. Once a workshop is entered into the NCCP Database, the coach will receive an email with their CC#/Username and password.

2. To request a CC# the following information is required: name, address, date of birth, and possible time frame of the NCCP training/workshop, if applicable. A search may reveal a coach’s CC#. If a coach has duplicate CC#s then they should also make a request to merge the two files at coach@coach.ca.

3. The CC# can be used to check your transcript by going to www.coach.ca, and clicking on “Check your NCCP certification”. On the next page enter your CC# and last name. Your transcript is proof of completion of NCCP training, evaluation, and certification.

4. To receive an NCCP coaching card by mail, the coach needs to send a request in writing to CAC Coach Services at coach@coach.ca and provide their name, address, and date of birth.

5. If a coach needs to complete the MED online evaluation for Community Sport and/or Competition –Introduction, they will require an email and CC#. If the coach needs to complete the MED evaluation immediately following their first training, then they will need to request a CC# from CAC Coach Services at coach@coach.ca.

6. To access the MED online evaluation: if a coach requests a CC# to complete the MED they will be sent the link from CAC Coach Services. If a coach already has a CC#, they can access the MED and DAA pre-workshop session by going to www.coach.ca, then NCCP TRAINING, ELEARNING. As of October 2010 all coaches who complete and successfully pass (75%) the MED online evaluation will receive the result directly on their transcript. Please check with your sport on which MED you require for certification purposes. For more information on MED click here: http://coach.ca/make-ethical-decisions-s13516.

*Workshop = NCCP training/course – a workshop is recorded on a CRF. The CRF is sent by the host to the P/TCR, or P/TSO and/or NSO and then it is sent to CAC to be entered on the NCCP Database and in turn the coach’s transcript. It takes a minimum of three months to receive an update on your NCCP transcript from the time an NCCP workshop is submitted to CAC.

Acronym legend
CC = Coaching card
MED = Make Ethical Decisions evaluation for Community Sport and Competition – Introduction
DAA = Developing Athletic Abilities modules in the Competition – Development coaching context
NCCP = National Coaching Certification Program
CAC = Coaching Association of Canada
CRF = Course Registration Form
Host = The organization that hosts the workshop/training/clinic/course/module
P/TCR = Provincial/Territorial Coaching Representative – P/Ts host NCCP multi-sport training such as: Part A modules which include MED, Planning a Practice, Nutrition; Part B modules which include Design a Basic Sport Program, Teaching and Learning, Basic Mental Skills; Competition – Development Multi-sport Modules which include DAA, Managing Conflict, Prevention and Recovery, Psychology of Performance, Coaching and Leading Effectively, Leading Drug-free Sport)
P/TSO = Provincial/Territorial Sport Organization – sport-specific training and evaluation
NSO = National Sport Organization – sport-specific training and evaluation (NSOs may choose to integrate multi-sport modules)