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Karate BC

Sport Governing Body for Karate in British Columbia

Coaching Pathways

NCCP  |  Dojo Instructor Pathway | Coaching Pathway | Instructor and Coach Resources  |  Instructor and Coach Requirements Policy

How To Become An Assistant Coach

An Assistant Coach can coach a sport karate session in the dojo under supervision by a certified coach, has a valid Criminal Records Check (renewed every 3 years).

An Assistant Coach is a coach who:

  1. Has been designated by his/her dojo for this role.
  2. Has NCCP Competition-Introduction Trained status.
  3. Has signed off the Accreditation Agreement for Coaches.
  4. Has attended a compulsory coach briefing for accreditation before an event.
  5. Passed the formal Coaching Rules Test with the procedure as published by Karate BC.
  6. Has completed both the Making Headway in Sport module and the online evaluation for the Making Ethical Decisions module.

How To Become A Club Competition Coach

A Club Competition Coach can coach a sport karate session in a dojo without direct supervision, has a valid Criminal Records Check (renewed every 3 years).

A Club Competition Coach is a coach who:

  1. Has NCCP Competition-Introduction Certified status.
  2. Has signed off the Accreditation Agreement for Coaches.
  3. Has attended a compulsory coach briefing for accreditation before an event.
  4. Passed the formal Coaching Rules Test with the procedure as published by Karate BC.
  5. Has completed both the Making Headway in Sport module and the online evaluation for the Making Ethical Decisions module.

How To Become A Sport Karate Coach

A Sport Karate Coach can lead a sport karate program in a dojo or zone, has a valid Criminal Records Check (renewed every 3 years).

A Sport Karate Coach is a coach who:

  1. Has NCCP Competition-Development In Training status.
  2. Has signed off the Accreditation Agreement for Coaches.
  3. Has attended a compulsory coach briefing for accreditation before an event.
  4. Passed the formal Coaching Rules Test with the procedure as published by Karate BC.
  5. Has completed both the Making Headway in Sport module and the online evaluation for the Making Ethical Decisions module.

How To Become A Performance Coach

A Performance Coach can lead a sport karate program in a dojo or zone.

A Performance Coach is a coach who:

  1. Has NCCP Competition-Development Trained status.
  2. Has signed off the Accreditation Agreement for Coaches
  3. Has attended a compulsory coach briefing for accreditation before an event.
  4. Passed the formal Coaching Rules Test with the procedure as published by Karate BC.
  5. Has completed both the Making Headway in Sport module and the online evaluation for the Making Ethical Decisions module.

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