OSA, NCCP and Other Coaching Courses
Open to coaches from any club!
Mandatory courses for ALL competitive coaches; also mandatory for recreational coaches of the Milton Soccer Academy:
- NCCP Make Ethical Decisions:
- 3.5 hours class-room Fridays 6:30-10PM. $85.
- 2019 dates: Sep 20, Sep 27, 2019
- register via email to info@miltonsoccer.com
- OSA Technical Courses: (click here to register – select HOST: Milton Soccer Academy):
- two-days practical and class-room Sat+Sun 8:30AM-4:30PM. $300
- Learn To Train (L2T) on Sep 21-22, 2019
- Soccer For Life (S4L) on Sep 28-29, 2019
- two-days practical and class-room Sat+Sun 8:30AM-4:30PM. $300
- Payment via EFT (eTransfer or electroic funds transfer)
- send eTransfer to payments@miltonsoccer.com.
- Set password to OSACOURSE (or MEDCOURSE, if paying for MED course)
- in description field, specify your name and course date.
- Or call the office to pay via VISA (5% processing fee will be added)
- Please read terms & conditions and refund policy below before you pay
ALERT: For OSA technical courses, you MUST first register at OSA’s Coach Centre website to see if there is a spot for you. Once registered, you need to pay immediately or your spot may be re-allocated. If contention exists, the date and time of the eTransfer determines who gets the spot.
Terms & Conditions for NCCP and OSA courses:
MSA Coaches
Coaching at the Milton Soccer Academy is done by soccer enthusiasts, who do it for the children and for the love of the game. All our senior and assistant coaches are trained and OSA certified.
We also accept Game Leaders/Team Managers for soccer enthusiasts who cannot commit to being a full coach but would like to be engaged by managing games only. Check what the requirements are for Game Leaders/Team Managers.
Click to see our Coach Code-of-Conduct .
Our coaching positions are as follows:
Club Head Coach assigns and assists all other coaches, suggests and organizes training programs for all.
Senior Coaches run and manage a team and see to it that our coaching objectives are met. Senior coaches must know soccer and display respect for your children. A bit of humour is required. They are your primary contact.
Apprentice Coaches assist the Senior Coach, but are there to learn our coaching approach by doing and observing. They’ll take over a team next season, after a peer review.
Assistant Coaches are qualified coaches that chose not to act as Senior Coaches (due to external reasons, such as work commitments).
Junior Apprentice Coaches are selected boys and girls from the older age groups that act as “big brothers and sisters” to the little ones. Their primary role is to help demonstrate drills, set up and clear equipment, and to make the little ones comfortable. It also should help these coaches with development of leadership skills and responsibility, a sense of pride, and instil more love for the game.
How you can become a coach in our club:
1. Contact the Head Coach
3. Attend OSA coaching clinics (result: coach is certified)
4. Attend NCCP courses (result: coach is qualified)
If you are feeling the itch to coach, please call us. We are happy to explain to you the commitment and reward of coaching in our club.
- MSA Coaches meet TFC head coach - from left: Cristian, Omar, Jon, Chris Cummings (TFC), Mike, Uwe, Stephen, Mark R, Mark B, Pat, Marius, and Vince (Oct 3, 2009)
- MSA coaches attend OSA coaching certification course Level 1 (May 23, 2009)