Coaching Opportunities
2024 Team Canada Men’s U21 Team Assistant Coaching Positions
2024 Team Canada Men’s U21 program will train in Gatineau, QC. between April 28 and June 8.
The purpose of the U21 National Team is to identify, select and train a group of athletes who have the potential to eventually represent Canada at the senior level, more specifically at the 2024 Norceca U21 Championship to be held in Mexico from June 9-17
Coaching Positions: TWO (2) assistant coaching positions are available (Head Coach: Dan Lewis). Coaches will work under the direction of the National Team Head Coaches (SR and U21) and the High Performance Director.
Identification and selection of athletes will be done through an application process with video submission via the GMTM website.
2024 Team Canada Men’s U21 Team Assistant Coaching Positions – ENGLISH
2024 Team Canada Men’s U21 Team Assistant Coaching Positions – FRENCH
Based in Gatineau, QC, at the Team Canada Men’s Volleyball High Performance Centre and under the direction of the High-Performance Director and the Senior team Head Coach (Tuomas Sammelvuo), this position is offered as a professional development opportunity, in priority (but not exclusively) to full time coaches (head coach or assistant).
There are 2 spots available.
2024 Team Canada Men’s Volunteer Guest Coach Description (ENGLISH).
2024 Team Canada Men’s Volunteer Guest Coach Description (FRENCH).
Professional Development Opportunities
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Team Canada Women – 2023 National Excellence Program
Designed for coaches interested in getting an inside look at the key components to a High-Performance daily training environment, the National Excellence Program (NEP) provides the opportunity for coach development (PD). Learning from Senior Team Assistant Coach/NEP Head Coach, Matt Krueger and NEP staff, in a unique setting, allowing coaches to observe day-to-day training with NEP athletes at the Richmond Olympic. NEP includes female athletes, age 16-18 years old from across Canada pursuing their dream of being a part of our Senior National Team. Athletes are part of a daily training environment from September through to December 2023.
For more information CLICK HERE.
No one should be excluded from the lifelong benefits of sport, and far too often women and girls are left out of the picture. Join us in our third session of the Bison Transport Sport LeadHERship Series, Find Your Place in Sport, where our panel will speak on their experience in being involved in sport beyond being an athlete.
Lisa Tinley, Associate Director, Bison Sports and Recreation Services, Donna Harris, founding team member at HumanWise, and Janine Stephens, two-time Olympian and Provincial Head Coach with Rowing Manitoba will explore the ways women are leading in sport and discuss some challenges women face getting into these roles.
Volleyball Canada is excited to announce the Winter/Spring 2023 English and French Community Coach Workshop offerings. Find more information within the documents below:
VC Community Coach Workshops (English)
The NCCP Creating a Positive Sport Environment eLearning module explores the characteristics and benefits of participant-centered coaching. Coaches who complete this module will be prepared to identify and prevent maltreatment in sport.
They will also learn to apply positive coaching strategies to create a safe and inclusive sport culture that fosters learning and athletic development.
This eLearning module will take 40 – 50 minutes to complete and is available for a cost of $15.
Coaches who are maintaining their NCCP Certification will earn 5 PD points upon completion of this module.
Visit the eLearning page in the Locker to get started!
If you would like a volleyball related coaching opportunity or professional development opportunity posted on the Volleyball Manitoba website, please send details to volleyball.events@sportmanitoba.ca.
