Transfer of Qualifications is the NCCP policy that transfer Levels 1, Level 2 and Level 3 coaches' qualifications to the competency-based programs of the current NCCP.
Transfer of Qualifications does vary from sport to sport, to reflect the scope of sport-specific differences between Levels-NCCP and the competency-based programs of the current NCCP.
The NCCP Transfer of Qualifications and Make Ethical Decisions (MED) policy:
- All coaches whose Levels-NCCP qualifications are transferred to the current NCCP must complete MED within five years of the transfer taking effect.
- Coaches who are granted Trained (Transferred) status must complete, as a minimum, MED Training.
- Coaches who are granted Certified (Transferred) status must complete MED Online Evaluation.
Not-Renewed: MED Online Evaluation Status
A Certified (Transferred) coach who does not complete MED Online Evaluation within five years of the transfer taking effect will have the status of 'Not-Renewed: MED Online Evaluation'.
For their certification to be in good standing, the coach must complete MED Online Evaluation. Once this happens, the status of “Not-Renewed: MED Online Evaluation” will be removed immediately.
NCCP MED
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The NCCP MED module is a cornerstone of the NCCP and leaves coaches with no doubt as to what to do in challenging situations. The module equips coaches to handle challenging ethical situations with confidence and surety. Its helps coaches identify the legal, ethical, and moral implications of difficult situations that present themselves in team and individual sports.
After completing the NCCP MED module, you will be able to:
- Analyze a challenging situation to determine its moral, legal, or ethical implications; and
- Apply the NCCP Ethical Decision-Making Model to properly respond to situations in a way that is consistent with the NCCP Code of Ethics.