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Wheelchair Tennis Coaching Pathway

NCCP Wheelchair Tennis Coaching Pathway


NCCP ABLE BODIED
Instructor
For more information and to register, contact Andrew Chappell: achappell@tennisontario.com | 416.514.1106		 Instructors are trained to introduce players to the game using Progressive tennis in group lessons (1.0 – 2.5 level) at tennis clubs, parks, community courts and in school gyms. This course develops the leadership skills of an enthusiastic instructor who organizes practice and play, makes tennis accessible and simple to learn, and promotes friendships that support the growth and retention of starter players.
Club Pro 1
For more information and to register, contact Andrew Chappell: achappell@tennisontario.com		 Trained with the skills required to become an entry level assistant pro at an indoor facility or community club leader. This course develops the skills and attributes required to deliver private and group lessons (1.0 – 3.5 level), design basic lesson content, run introductory programs (socials, round robins, and tournaments) and provide solid customer service to members.
Coach 2
For more information and to register, contact Joan Leung: jleung@tenniscanada.com		 This performance coaching course is suitable for committed coaches working with competitive oriented juniors up to an International U12 standard. Coach 2’s are trained in the role of a performance coach working with juniors from 5 – 12 years of age to develop a strong foundation (technical, tactical, physical and psychological). Major course topics include: designing a training program respecting the requirements of the LTAD stage of the athlete; managing a junior development program; planning a practice; coaching during practice; coaching and providing support during competition; analyzing performance; and ethical coaching.
Coach 3
For more information and to register, contact Joan Leung: jleung@tenniscanada.com		 This performance coaching course is suitable for committed coaches working towards developing top international Canadian players. Coach 3’s are trained in the role of high performance coach working with national level juniors 12 – 18 years of age. Major course topics include: designing a training program respecting the requirements of the LTAD stage of the athlete; managing a junior development program; planning a practice; coaching during practice; coaching and providing support during competition; analyzing performance; and ethical coaching. Coach 3’s are also trained in the role of a performance coaching leadership position within an academy or club.
 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Wheelchair Instructor Workshop
For more information, please click here.		 The objective of the Tennis Canada Wheelchair Tennis Instructor Workshop is to provide tools to help organize dynamic, safe, fun, and active learning environments so introductory wheelchair players can learn and play. It provides a working knowledge of wheelchair specific technical instruction and equipment information. This workshop develops the leadership skills of an enthusiastic wheelchair tennis instructor who organizes practice and play, makes tennis accessible and simple to learn, and promotes friendships that support the growth and retention of starter players.
 

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - MULTISPORT
NCCP Coaching Athletes with a Disability
For more information, please click here		 Coaching Athletes with a Disability is a resource for coaches who are new to coaching athletes with a disability. Coaching Athletes with a Disability NCCP training provides coaches the knowledge to deliver quality, positive sport experiences for athletes, specifically with behavioural, intellectual, physical, and sensory disabilities.
   

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

Grants are available to pay a portion of NCCP courses through the Quest for Gold Coach Bursary program. Email q4g@coachesontario.ca for more info.