Online Intensive Training for Instructor Candidates

Expiry: Never Duration (hrs): 0.00

November 6-8 Cost: $175

NCCP Courses you will participate in:

1. Intro NCCP EC Certification Nov 6 6pm - 9pm
2. Analyzing Beginner Equestrian Performance Nov 7 9am - 1pm
3. Planning an Equestrian Practice Nov 8 9am - 5pm

The Intro to NCCP EC Certification course is the first step for any HCBC member to understand the pathway for training and certification as an EC NCCP coach. This course will help you understand the benefits of coach certification, training partners and education opportunities, types of certifications offered to equestrian coaches and evaluation opportunities.

The Analyzing Beginner Equestrian Performance course teaches the equestrian instructor and coach how to apply a basic framework to detect and correct skill errors and engage in extensive reflection on the analysis of performance. You will see how to optimize your students’ learning by implementing effective analysis methods in your lessons.

Upon completion, you will be able to:

1. Detect common errors and prioritize them for correction
2. Analyze performance errors and help beginner participants understand and make corrections

Plan an Equestrian Practice helps coaches develop the skills needed to plan a practice (lesson) that meets the standard of the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and to develop an Emergency Action Plan.

This module prepares coaches to plan safe and effective lessons. The Equestrian Canada NCCP Plan an Equestrian Practice module will prepare you to:

1. Explain the importance of logistics in the development of a practice (lesson) plan
2. Establish an appropriately structured lesson and identify appropriate activities in accordance with EC’s LTED Framework

Plan an Equestrian Practice will give you the skills to:

1. Organize a well-structured practice (lesson) plan with safe, age-appropriate activities you’ve designed to match the proficiency level of participants
2. Identify potential risk factors that could impact the sport and practice activities
3. Create an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
4. Identify practice goals and design activities that offer the best training benefits for the athletic skills required in your sport