Curling Canada E-Learning

The NCCP Teaching and Learning module is a cornerstone of the NCCP and trains coaches to better support their participants in training. This course will prepare you to implement an appropriately structured and organized practice, and make interventions that promote learning and development.

High Performance Athletes and Coaches who are selected by their Province or Territory to participate in their Provincial/Territorial Next Gen/High Performance Programs are permitted access to this "course" where they will be able to access educational sessions and resources from Curling Canada.  Th…

The purpose of this course is to provide coaches with the most complete and up-to-date information about brushing in the sport of curling. Brushing is arguably the most under-coached aspect of curling, but due to the various technological changes and rule changes in the game over the years, brushin…

This course enables coaches to plan a program based on training and competition opportunities appropriate to the stage of the Long-Term Curler Development (LTCD) Model that their athletes are in. Coaches will learn to identify measures promoting development and integrating yearly training prioritie…

This course explores concepts around understanding the nature of injuries and how to set up your coaching practice to help with injury prevention.  The course will include looking at effective warm ups, recovery strategies and looking at skill execution as signs of fatigue. You will also develop a …

This course enables coaches on how to investigate, examine and develop the athletic abilities of their athletes.  

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Long Term Curler Development (LTCD) Framework and how it applies the programs and coaches.  The Long Term Curler Development Framework should guide the coach in the why, when and how to introduce skills, run training, use competitions, etc..…

This course is intended to train coaches in the fundamentals of health and wellness for their athletes, including topics such as fatigue management, travel planning, diet and nutrition, and anti-doping precautions.

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Coach Development Model, the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) structure and where they are in the system.  This course will explain the Competition Development Coach Training and Certification Pathway, recommended sequence of t…

This course will help coaches understand their own personal coaching gaps, learn how to surround themselves with a support team, assist with managing a curling team's season - administratively, financially, logistically.  The course will address, team meetings and communication, media, team contrac…

Le but de ce cours est de fournir aux entraîneurs les renseignements les plus complets et les plus récents sur le brossage dans le sport du curling, qui, en raison de divers changements technologiques au cours des dernières années, constitue l'un des aspects les plus dynamiques du sport. 

Ce cours explore les concepts autour de la compréhension de la nature des blessures et comment mettre en place votre pratique pour aider à la prévention des blessures. Le cours comprendra des échauffements efficaces, des stratégies de récupération et l'examen de l'exécution des compétences comme de…

Ce cours permet aux entraîneurs d'apprendre, d'examiner et de développer les capacités athlétiques de leurs athlètes.

Ce cours aidera les entraîneurs à comprendre leurs propres lacunes en matière d’entraînement, à apprendre à s’entourer d’une équipe de soutien et à aider à gérer la saison d’une équipe de curling – aux points de vue administratif, financier et logistique. Le cours portera sur les réunions d’équipe …

Le présent cours a pour but de former les entraîneurs aux principes fondamentaux de la santé et du mieux‑être de leurs athlètes et traite de sujets tels que la gestion de la fatigue, la planification des voyages, l’alimentation et la nutrition, ainsi que les précautions en matière de dopage. …

Ce cours aidera les entraîneurs à comprendre le Cadre de développement à long terme du curleur (DLTC) de Curling Canada et la façon dont il s’applique aux programmes et aux entraîneurs. Le DLTC devrait guider l’entraîneur, afin de lui permettre de déterminer pourquoi, quand et comment présenter les…

Ce cours aidera les entraîneurs à comprendre le Modèle de développement de l’entraîneur de Curling Canada, la structure du Programme national de certification des entraîneurs (PNCE) et le stade auquel ils se trouvent dans le système. Ce cours expliquera le Cheminement de formation et de certificati…

In this course, coaches can expect to learn the technical and analytical considerations of the curling delivery, including the key biomechanical principles and training considerations and isolation drills for mastering the delivery.

The purpose of this course is to provide coaches with the most complete and up-to-date information about brushing in the sport of curling. Brushing is arguably the most under-coached aspect of curling, but due to the various technological changes and rule changes in the game over the years, brushin…

This course will help coaches understand how to teach their athletes the Strategic Planning and Tactical Implementation processes.  Coaches will review the characteristics of the four strategies, the features of each strategic profile, understand the elements of an end plan and game plan. Coaches w…

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Long Term Curler Development (LTCD) Framework and how it applies the programs and coaches.  The Long Term Curler Development Framework should guide the coach in the why, when and how to introduce skills, run training, use competitions, etc..…

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Coach Development Model, the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) structure and where they are in the system.  This course will explain the Competition Development Coach Training and Certification Pathway, recommended sequence of t…

This course enables coaches to plan, implement and evaluate a safe and effective practice.  

This course explores concepts around understanding the nature of injuries and how to set up your coaching practice to help with injury prevention.  The course will include looking at effective warm ups, recovery strategies and looking at skill execution as signs of fatigue. You will also develop a …

This course enables coaches on how to investigate, examine, and develop the athletic abilities of their athletes.  

This course is intended to train coaches in the fundamentals of health and wellness for their athletes, including topics such as fatigue management, travel planning, diet and nutrition, and anti-doping controls.

This course enables coaches to plan a program based on training and competition opportunities appropriate to the stage of the Long-Term Curler Development (LTCD) Model that their athletes are in. Coaches will learn to identify measures promoting development and integrating yearly training prioritie…

In this course, we will explore the theory of movement principles required for all sports and learn how they apply to curling skills.

This course will help coaches understand their own personal coaching gaps, learn how to surround themselves with a support team, assist with managing a curling team's season - administratively, financially, logistically.  The course will address, team meetings and communication, media, team contrac…

In this course, coaches can expect to learn the technical and analytical considerations of the curling delivery, including the key biomechanical principles and training considerations and isolation drills for mastering the delivery.

This course enables coaches to plan, implement and evaluate a safe and effective practice.  

This course enables coaches on how to investigate, examen and develop the athletic abilities of their athletes.  

This course explores concepts around understanding the nature of injuries and how to set up your coaching practice to help with injury prevention.  The course will include looking at effective warm ups, recovery strategies and looking at skill execution as signs of fatigue. You will also develop a …

The purpose of this course is to provide coaches with the most complete and up-to-date information about brushing in the sport of curling. Brushing is arguably the most under-coached aspect of curling, but due to the various technological changes and rule changes in the game over the years, brushin…

This course will help coaches understand how to teach their athletes the Strategic Planning and Tactical Implementation processes.  Coaches will review the characteristics of the four strategies, the features of each strategic profile, understand the elements of an end plan and game plan. Coaches w…

This course enables coaches to plan a program based on training and competition opportunities appropriate to the stage of the Long-Term Curler Development (LTCD) Model that their athletes are in. Coaches will learn to identify measures promoting development and integrating yearly training prioritie…

This course is intended to train coaches in the fundamentals of health and wellness for their athletes, including topics such as fatigue management, travel planning, diet and nutrition, and anti-doping precautions.

This course will help coaches understand their own personal coaching gaps, learn how to surround themselves with a support team, assist with managing a curling team's season - administratively, financially, logistically.  The course will address, team meetings and communication, media, team contrac…

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Long Term Curler Development (LTCD) Framework and how it applies the programs and coaches.  The Long Term Curler Development Framework should guide the coach in the why, when and how to introduce skills, run training, use competitions, etc..…

In this course, we will explore the theory of movement principles required for all sports and learn how they apply to curling skills.

This course will help coaches understand Curling Canada's Coach Development Model, the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) structure and where they are in the system.  This course will explain the Competition Development Coach Training and Certification Pathway, recommended sequence of t…

This course is intended to train Certified Curling Ice Technicians on how to prepare and maintain championship curling ice in an arena environment. Successful course completion will prepare Ice Technicians who want to get involved in competitive events being held in their province/territory.

The Assistant Curling Ice Technician Program will train participants in the basic duties of curling ice maintenance, under the supervision of a CERTIFIED Curling Ice Technician.  At the completion of this program, participants will be TRAINED Assistant Curling Ice Technicians.

This program will train participants on how to install, remove and maintain ice for league and bonspiel play in a dedicated facility for curling.  

Le programme de technicien de glace de curling adjoint forme les participants aux tâches de base de l'entretien de la glace de curling, sous la supervision d'un technicien de glace de curling CERTIFIÉ.  À l'issue de ce programme, les participants seront des techniciens de glace de curling FORMÉS. …

Ces cours sont destinés à former des techniciens de glace qui seront responsables de l'installation, de l'entretien et du retrait de la glace de curling dans une installation réservée au curling. Les participants à ces cours doivent satisfaire aux prérequis de chaque cours et devront suivre une for…

This course begins with an overview of the ACP, including its purpose, structure, and accreditation requirements. Candidates will then learn about Curling Canada's Long-Term Curler Development (LTCD) model and its stage-by-stage guidelines

This course begins by introducing the concept of system mapping as a means of better understanding the interconnected nature of our sport. Candidates will then learn about the specific roles of various sport and curling governing bodies.

This course begins by showing how the Curling System can be enhanced by a strong Curling Industry. Candidates will then learn about various external stakeholder groups, and how ACP Pros can help their clubs to become more successful enterprises.

This course covers the essential delivery and sweeping information that all ACP Pros need to understand. Candidates will build the necessary technical competencies to support their teaching work with novice to intermediate level curlers.

This course covers the essential strategy and tactics information that all ACP Pros need to understand. Candidates will build the necessary tactical competencies to support their teaching work with novice to intermediate level curlers.

This course begins by introducing the key programming principles that all ACP Pros need to understand. Candidates will then learn about best practices to support curlers at the Foundational Stages and on the Recreational Pathway of our LTCD model.

This course begins with an introduction to Deliberate Practice by way of the SCORE framework. Candidates will then be exposed to some new online content that has recently been added to Curling Canada's NCCP Competition Coach course. 

This course includes the key information and practical applications expected from each ACP Associate Pro course. Candidates should ensure that this content is included in their Learning Portfolios in advance of the evaluation process.

This course builds on the delivery and sweeping information that was introduced in Technical Development 1. Candidates will gain valuable technical expertise to support their teaching work with proficient to advanced level curlers.

This course builds on the strategy and tactics information that was introduced in Tactical Development 1. Candidates will gain valuable tactical expertise to support their teaching work with proficient to advanced level curlers.

This course builds on the programming principles that were introduced in Club Programming 1. Candidates will learn about best practices to support curlers on the Competitive and Podium Pathways of our LDCD model.

This course covers the essential financial management skills that all Club Professionals need to know. Candidates will learn about budgeting, revenue generation, expense control, financial reporting, and long-term financial planning.

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The purpose of this course is to provide a test course with which to test Moodle features and payment systems. 

Through this training, participants will learn how to create successful curling experiences through diversity, equity and inclusion.