Resources for Coaches and Candidates

Resources for Coaches wishing to acquire either the Registered Coach Status or the Coach Licence Status

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How to Apply for Registered Coach Status

non-certified coaches, candidates

How to Apply for Licensed Coach Status

certified coaches

Preparing for Certification

ECampus
Equestrian Canada Coach Licence Program
Possible Teaching Topics for Instructors
Possible Teaching Topics for Competition Coaches
Possible Teaching Topics for Competition Coach Specialists
LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE
LESSON PLAN HELP SHEET
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN TEMPLATE
First Aid - must be 2-day in-person or blended 1 day in-person/1 day online Standard training

St. John Ambulance First Aid Courses

Red Cross First Aid Courses

Equestrian Canada Emergency Action Plan
NCCP Revised Minimum Age Policy
Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Equines
Equine Guelph Educational Link- TheHorsePortal.ca/NBEA.
EC Stable Management manual can be purchased by contacting the NBEA or directly from Equestrian Canada
Criminal Record Check - Vulnerable Sector for anyone born before 1986
♦ Enhanced Police Information Check (E-PIC)

♦ E-PIC Matrix ♦ E-PIC Information Sheet

♦ Sterling Backcheck - Global Background Screening Partner for Equestrian Canada

♦ Vulnerable Sector Check Form
Optional Courses for Candidate prep
Application for Acera Coaching Insurance

♦ Instructor Evaluation Rubric

♦ Instructor Jump Evaluation Rubric

♦ Competition Coach Evaluation Rubric

♦ Competition Coach Specialist Evaulation Rubric

$500.00 Grant

Obtaining your Coaching Certification is an important life-time achievement. As a certified Equestrian Canada Instructor of Beginners or Coach, your clients and students will know that you have achieved the highest standards in Canada for equestrian coaching, and adhere to best-practices in coaching. The NBEA would like to recognize the time, hard work, and dedication that go into achieving this goal, by offering a $500 grant to up to 10 applicants, upon successful completion of their Instructor of Beginners or Coach certification. Once you have successfully completed your certification assessment and have all your components up-to-date, your Coaching Coordinator will notify the NBEA office to issue your $500 grant.

After Certification

♦ NBEA Newsletter & Website - Coach's Profile form

Maintaining Certification

♦ NBEA Maintenance resources webpage

♦ Professional Development Activities Guide for certified coaches

♦ How to Self-Report PD Activites to "The Locker"

♦ Optional Courses for Coach PD

♦ EC NCCP Professional Development Report Form

♦ CERTIFICATION MAINTENANCE Resources

♦ For Instructors and Coaches who need update on First Aid course:

St. John Ambulance First Aid Courses; Red Cross First Aid Courses

Both the NBEA and EC require a 2-day certification, either as a 2-day in-person course or a blended option with 1 day online. EC does not recognize online-only First Aid Level C certification.

♦ ECampus

♦ NBEA Coaching News page - lists professional development seminars, sessions, workshops, etc.

Rider Levels Evaluation

♦ Admin Procedures for Rider Level Testing

♦ Current Rider Level Evaluators

♦ NBEA Youth Bursary program

♦ EC Coach Status program - Evaluators must have EC Coach License

♦ How to Become a RIDER LEVEL Evaluator

Policies Regarding Sport

NBEA

The Board of Directors of the NBEA have adopted the following policies:

NBEA/EC

The Board of Directors of the NBEA have adopted the following policies of Equestrian Canada:

Equestrian Canada Code of Conduct & Ethics

Social Media Policy and House Rules

EC/NCCP

The National Coaching Certification Program, in concert with Equestrian Canada, has adopted the following policies. Certified coaches and instructors in New Brunswick respect these codes:

NCCP/CAC

The National Coaching Certification Program and the Canadian Association of Coaches have adopted the following policies. Certified coaches and instructors in New Brunswick respect these codes: