National Coaches Week
September 15-21, 2025, is the 11th Annual National Coaches Week in Canada! To celebrate, say #ThanksCoach, and to support coaches in the work they do, SPAR will be offering a 50% discount on all NCCP multi-sport modules to Alberta coaches in September. Be sure to thank a coach and take advantage of the discounted rates!
Other Multi-Sport Modules
Coaches must attend the full duration of the training to receive credit for their participation.
NCCP MENTORSHIP – 7 hours
| Learning Environment | Registration Fee | Frequency of Module Offering |
| Online Delivery (Zoom) | $50.00 | 2 times a year |
| In Person Delivery | $50.00 | Limited |
| Day | Date | Time | Module | Method | Deadline |
| September 29/30 | Mon/Tues | 5:00 - 9:00pm | Mentorship | online | Sep 21 |
Contact [email protected] for schedule information.
After completing the NCCP Mentorship module, you will be able to:
- understand the concept of mentoring.
- understand the process of cognitive coaching.
- acquire and use communication skills required to be an effective mentor; and
- use the three steps of the mentoring process.
NCCP FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS – 5 hours
| Learning Environment | Registration Fee | Frequency of Module Offering |
| In Person Delivery | $50.00 | 3-4 times a year |
| Online Delivery (Zoom) | $50.00 | 2-3 times a year |
| September 12 | Friday | 4:00pm- 9:00pm | Fundamental Movement Skills | online | Sep 5 |
| Date | Day | Time | Module | Method | Deadline |
Contact [email protected] for schedule information.
The learning activities in the NCCP Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) workshop will prepare you to:
- detect and correct basic errors for fundamental movement skills in participants so they have a choice to adopt a healthy, active lifestyle.
- apply a teaching process to fundamental movement skills.
- adapt fundamental movement skills for participants with intellectual, physical, sensory or behavioral disabilities.
- lead activities that will promote the development of fundamental movement skills in a safe, responsible manner while interacting with others; and
- provide stage-appropriate feedback to encourage and develop fundamental movement skills in participants.