Safe Sport Abstract Safe sport addresses various aspects of equestrian sports, recreation, and physical activities within our equestrian communities. It includes handler/rider protection, fair competition, ethical conduct,…
Responsible Coaching Movement – For Coaches The Responsible Coaching Movement (RCM) is coordinated by the Coaching Association of Canada and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, and has the potential to affect…
Non-NCCP Coaching Certification Programs There are three other Non-NCCP Coaching Certification programs that the AEF recognizes: Canadian Therapeutic Riding Association (CanTRA), the Provincial Vaulting Trainer Program, and the International…
LTED and EC NCCP Levels of Certification Long-Term Equestrian Development (LTED) was developed not only for building successful high-performance athletes, but also to ensure the highest quality riding experience for every person…
EC NCCP Equestrian-Specific Coaching Courses EC NCCP Long-Term Equestrian Development Description: This module will provide participants with an explanation and exploration of ‘What is LTED’ and where both athletes and coaches…
EC NCCP Certification Maintenance The EC NCCP certification is like a diploma; after successfully passing the evaluation, the coach is certified for life. However, to keep their active status,…
Coaching Evaluation Options Candidates pursuing the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) certification have two main evaluation options to choose from. Each option is designed to meet different needs…
Coaching Certification Handbook For those interested in becoming an EC NCCP Coach or Instructor, we provide you all the tools in this section. In addition to providing assistance…
Coach Status vs. Coaching Certification Coach status and coaching certification are two core components that share our vision of ensuring a safe environment for all equestrians. Coach Status vs. NCCP…