Interested candidates should consult their transcript in The Locker to begin the application process. Ideally, coaches are NCCP Competition Development Certified when entering the ACD Program. Alternately, the coach needs to be NCCP Fully Trained Competition Development, or Level 3 certified, and have successfully completed Make Ethical Decisions online evaluation.
Coaches can find more information, and apply for the ACD Program directly through their CAC Locker transcript. To enter the program the coach must also submit:
- A completed online application form
- A letter from their National Sport Organization supporting the coaches entry into the ACD program
- A personal resume demonstrating a minimum of 3 years, relevant coaching experience
- A letter of intent from the candidate indicating their reasons for completing the ACD Program
- A completed Comp Dev portfolio or completed ACD pre-portfolio workbook
- Payment of the application fee of $75.00 (non-refundable)
- A memorandum of understanding signed by the candidate, the Canadian Sport Institute Alberta and the National Sport Organization