Canada Soccer Coach Education Minimum Standards
The Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster is a progressive package of programs, policies, and procedures designed to ensure that organizations
that offer soccer programming in Canada create safe, fun, developmentally appropriate, inclusive, accessible, and welcoming experiences for all
participants. For amateur soccer organizations in Canada, the expansion of the Canada Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program, as a requirement of membership, has been implemented as a direct result of the unanimous adoption of the Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster at the 2019 Annual Meeting of the Members. Ahead of the start of the 2023 soccer season, all member organizations (clubs and academies) that offer youth soccer programming in a
Canada Soccer Member Association Province and Territory are required to meet the minimum Standards of Quality Soccer to be recognized as Quality Soccer Provider within the Canada Soccer Youth Club Licensing Program and in support of the guiding principles of the Safe Sport Roster. Within the Standards for Quality Soccer, it is required that coaches are trained and/or certified appropriately for the program(s) in which they coach and aligned to the Canada Soccer Safe Sport Roster.
Take the first step on your coaching pathway with the National Coaching Certification Program.
Step 1- Get your NCCP# . If you don't have one create and account now.
House League Soccer Coaches are required to be certified with Modified Safe Sport Roster
Competitive Soccer Coaches are required to be certified with a Full Safe Sport Roster
Police record check with Vulnerable Sector check is required by all coaching staff.
**This check must be completed by the police services from the location that you reside in.
Link to Woodstock Police Services
