NCCP Dojo Assistant & Dojo Instructor Course Abbotsford January 2025

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IMPORTANT ! Coaches interested in taking the combined DA / DI course, must attend all activities as listed below.

Facilitator - Bruce Fingarson

Course documents will be sent via email 1 week prior to the course starting.


DOJO ASSISTANT INTEGRATED THEORY AND TECHNICAL COURSE

9 am to 6 pm Friday, 3 Jan, 2025 & 8:30 am to approximately 11:30 Saturday, 4 Jan, 2025

Overview: The DA training requires completion of the following two professional development modules:

Module # 1: Making Ethical Decision, Safety and Liability
Module # 2: Teaching & Learning Judo: Fundamental, Technical and Mental skills.
This Learning Experience prepares the participant to assist in delivery of Judo practices for judo players of all stages of development, with an emphasis on participants under 13 years old. It is recommended that the assistant works under the supervision of a certified Instructor. Assistants under the age of majority must work under the direct supervision of a certified instructor.

Prerequisites:
Minimum age of 16.
Minimum rank of Green belt with a working knowledge of the judo techniques included in the DA program and as identified by the Judo Canada Kyu syllabus.
Canadian Records Check (CRC) – Please contact your club for access to the online BC Government CRC portal for volunteers The check is required only if the length of time between the last check done was done more than 3 years earlier.

DOJO INSTRUCTOR INTEGRATED THEORY AND TECHNICAL COURSE

1 pm to 6 pm Saturday, 4 Jan, 2025 & 9 am to approx. 4 pm Sunday, 5 Jan, 2025

Overview: The DI training requires completion of the professional development modules required

for the Dojo Assistant training, plus the following three Professional development modules:

Module # 3: Lesson and Season Planning and basic nutrition
Module # 4: U8/U10 Active Start and Fundamentals Judo Programs module on tatami
Module # 5: U12/U14 – Learn to Train module on tatami
The length of the Module # 3 depends on the preparation of candidates in advance of the course. The basic nutrition electronic module is offered at:

http://www.judocanada.org/introduction-to-nutrition/

The nutrition module must be completed prior to the start of the DI course

Modules 4 and 5 require candidates to present a number of different teaching and training methods.

The “Instructor” course provides the participant with knowledge to instruct technical, physical, and mental aspects of judo and, via completion of an ON-LINE learning module, basic nutrition. The course prepares the participant to be a club instructor responsible for providing judokas with the basic physical literacy skills with emphasis on children under the age of 14; and judo skills as described in the Judo Canada syllabus; and to introduce young judoka to competition.

Prerequisites:
Minimum age of 18.
Minimum rank of Brown belt with a working knowledge of the judo techniques included in the Judo Canada Kyu syllabus.
Complete the on-line “Nutrition for Judo Coaches” E-learning module.
Trained DA.

Canadian Records Check (CRC)– Please contact your club for access to the online BC Government CRC portal for volunteers. The check is required only if the length of time between the check done for the DA was done more than 3 years earlier.