Coaching??

[.x.iceprincess.x.]

I have recently decided that when i grpow up i would love to be a figure skating coach for skate canada. I would like to know if this is possible. I am 14 and am working on my axel and double salchow. I have been skating for 3 years.
thanks
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[sk8tngcanuck]

Hi there!

For you to become a Skate Canada certified coach, you must pass 2 complete Jr. Bronze tests. You can not take your level I until you are 16, but you can take the first aid and such that are needed prior to your turning 16.

Best of Luck to you.

Canuck

 

[.x.iceprincess.x.]

thanks
can they be any junior bronze tests or does one have to be like a certain one
this spring i am testing both junior bronze dance and skills

 

[.x.iceprincess.x.]

nvm
i found it thanks anyways though

TECHNICAL – teaches Skate Canada rules, program standards, technical skills of figure skating, ethical coaching, communication, planning, coaching as a profession, mentoring, physical preparation, nutrition, etc.
Level 1
Phase 1- CanSkate (3 day course)
Must have passed the Preliminary Free Skate, Dance, Skating Skills tests plus one Junior Bronze test
Phase 2 - Introduction to Figure Skating Home Study
Phase 3 - Figure Skating (3 day course)
Must have passed the Junior Bronze Free Skate, Dance, and Skating Skills tests
Levels 2 & 3
General Subjects Course (2 days)
Technical Courses
Singles (2 days)
Ice Dancing (2 days)
Pair Skating (2 days)
Synchronized Skating (2 days)

 

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iceprincess says it all



enuff said,
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