Coach Information and Application

Please see below important information for all interested coaches.

Coaching Requirements:

For a list of Clinic's and to determine what is required for the upcoming season, please view this link here: https://www.hockeyalberta.ca/coaches/coaching-requirements/

Due date to complete is November 15th, 2022.

Respect in Sport-Activity Leader:

New Coaches: All new coaches will need to complete the Respect In Sport- Coach/Activity Leaders Certification. This will need to be renewed every four years. This course fee can be reimbursed via the team manager. Please submit your receipt in the fall. For more information on the course and to sign up please visit https://ha.respectgroupinc.com/

Returning Coaches: If Respect in Sport was taken in 2017 or earlier, the expiry date is May 1, 2022 and re-certification for the 2022-2023 season will be required.

Resources:

Hockey Alberta has put together some helpful resources for coaches, including age specific goals and practice plans. Coach Resources

Vulnerable Sector and Criminal Record Check

Every two seasons our team officials are required to have a Vulnerable Sector and Criminal Record Check completed. Here is the volunteer letter that you will need to take with you to your local RCMP station or an online process may be available. Please contact the Registrar to inquire.

These completed checks will be kept on file until an update is needed.

If you are interested in coaching for the 2022-2023 season, please complete the registration package here: http://canmoremha.rampregistrations.com/

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Jeff Giesler, CMHA Coach Coordinator or the CMHA Registrar.

Canmore Minor Hockey Association © 2022

The purpose of the Canmore Minor Hockey Association (CMHA), in partnership with it's members, is to promote the game of hockey through skill development, quality leadership, understanding of teamwork and good sportsmanship, in an atmosphere of fun and positive environment for all children.

By enlisting the best volunteer-based coaches and support staff available in the Canmore region, it is the goal of the CMHA to foster personal excellence in each child, regardless of their skill level or gender, and to increase individual self-esteem and dignity of all participants. All members of the CMHA pledge that a Safety First approach will be incorporated into all aspects of the game of hockey.