This is the RINGETTE BC FAQ page for everything and anything that might come up through out the season. If you have a question that is not found in the FAQ list please contact the Ringette BC office.
Where can I find my NCCP #?
To find your NCCP# go to the Coaching Association of Canada’s (CAC) database called “The Locker”. This number is with you for life and applies to all sports not just ringette. If you have coached hockey or soccer or high school sports and taken coaching courses they all go into your profile with the CAC.
If I want to find a coaches NCCP Transcript how do I do that?
Local Association and League Coach coordinators should have the NCCP# for every coach that is currently part of a team’s bench staff on record. It is advised to have an NCCP# for your on-ice ringette instructors as well.
When a coach applies to coach a team they need to provide an NCCP# to the Coach Coordinator. Coach Coordinators can then use the NCCP# to confirm if a coach has the correct coaching level of certification for the team they have applied to coach. In addition they will be able to confirm if a coach has completed any supplementary training such as Prevention and Recovery and Make Ethical Decisions.
Where can I register for coaching courses with Ringette BC?
To register for NCCP coaching courses, please visit:
Where can I register for officiating courses with Ringette BC?
To register for Referee courses, please visit:
If I want to get a player release for my child, with what Association do I register?
If you are looking to apply for a release for your child to play in an Association outside of your Home Association, you must first submit your child’s registration to your Home Association. Once the registration has been submitted to the Home Association you can complete the online Release Application Form with Ringette BC.
The Home association is the Ringette association with which a player is required to register with pursuant of Policy Section D.
Reminder, when registering your child, you must provide Proof of Residency to the Association. Residency is defined as the place where a player lives the majority of the time.
Where is the Ringette BC Calendar of Events, Tournaments, and Critical Dates?
You can find the complete list of Tournaments, Events and Critical dates on the Memo Board.
