Coaching - Course Options - High Performance Stream

The NCCP High Performance Stream combines the theory of coaching with the on-ice application of coaching by integrating the seminar with our BC Hockey High Performance Program Athletes. In addition to classroom lectures and tasks, the selected coaches will coordinate and execute on-ice sessions and participate on the bench in game situations. While at the seminar the NCCP High Performance I coaches will be guided by some of the best leaders within BC and Canada.

 

The NCCP High Performance I Seminar is held every two (2) years in BC and is targeted at those coaches who have significant coaching experience, and want to pursue higher levels of coaching competitive athletes.

 

Seminar Components

  • Pre Task
  • Seminar Presentations: Special Teams, Yearly Planning, Offensive / Defensive Individual Tactics, Offensive / Defensive Team Play Systems, Goaltending, Practice Planning, Growth and Development and Skill Analysis.
  • On-ice Sessions and Games
  • Post Task / Field Evaluation

Selection Criteria

  • Must currently be a Coach at the Zone Midget AAA (MML) level, Junior or higher.
  • Male stream – must have a minimum three (3) to five (5) years coaching experience at the Bantam level or higher.
  • Female stream – must have a minimum three (3) to five (5) years coaching experience at the Midget A level or higher.
  • All candidates applying for NCCP High Performance I will be subject to selection by the BC Hockey Coach Selection Committee.
  • Note: not all applicants will necessarily qualify for the NCCP High Performance I Seminar.
  • Other applications may be considered 

High Performance 1 Overview

Goals of Participation

Performance in Provincial and National Events

Frequency of Participation

4-6 times per week

Level of Competition

Provincial to National

Proficiency of players

Refining basic skills and tactics, acquiring and consolidating advanced team skills

Age of participants

Young adults

Stage in athletes development

Training to Compete