REGISTER NOW FOR THE 2020-21 SEASON
BC Artistic Swimming supports and aligns all program delivery with the Canada Artistic Swimming Long-Term Athlete Development Framework 2.1. The LTAD Framework 2.1 introduces physical literacy and athlete development in artistic swimming at all levels from entry level to Sync for Life. It serves as the fundamental operational manual that underpins the structure and programming for our sport in BC and across Canada.
All coach education clinics and courses can be found on the CAS Artisitic Swimming Coach website.
Check the BCAS Events Calendar for up to date information on clinics, courses, workshops and events in BC.
Interested in a course, but don't see one listed? Contact us to add your name to our coach development course waitlist.
Professional Development Inventory
January 2020 was the start of a new NCCP PD Points cycle so all coaches need to start accumulating new PD points to maintain certification. To help, BCAS has compiled a PD Inventory creating a one-stop shop to find and access development opportunities that have shared over the course of the last year. The list outlines the specific activities, the number of PD points available, the cost, and a link to the resources. Be sure to check into The Locker to check what you’ve learned to date and what may need renewal or re-certification
BCAS Coach Evaluation Request Form
CAS Coach Development Pathway
Coaching Certification Policy
Competition Intro Training Next Steps
CI Coaching Course Challenge Policy
Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders
NCCP Making Ethical Decisions
NCCP Making Head Way
BCAS Screening Policy
Coaches are required to annually register themselves in the CAS e-Registration System (NEW) and pay the applicable dues. If applicable, coaches and clubs are responsible for managing the reimbursement of fees.
The CAS membership year is September 1st to August 31st. The annual registration for coaches will begin at a date designated by CAS and must be completed by October 15 .
Coaches must annually demonstrate compliance with the BCAS Coach Certification Policy and CAS Coach Registration and Certification Policy.
Coaches will be prompted to acknowledge they have read and will follow the CAS and BCAS Conduct Policies prior to completing the registration process.
Coaches must designate their club affiliation(s) each year in the CAS e-Registration System.
In addition to the registration requirements outlined below, for 2020-21, coach may only participate in artistic swimming activities if:
* (NEW) Effective September 2020, coaches who are new to the NCCP, CAS or BCAS coach development pathway (i.e. have never been trained or certified) MUST complete the Making Ethical Decisions training AND evaluation.
BC Artistic Swimming recognizes the geographic challenges that come with our beautiful province. In an effort to ensure all clubs have access to technical leadership and coaching, the Regional Coach Program was introduced in 2018. Since then, the program has evolved based on feedback from members and is today known as the Regional Sport Services Program. To learn more, please click here .
If you have any questions about the program please contact our Sport Development Director, Tanya Magee at sdd@bcartisticswimming.ca
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