Benefits
Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 16:28 | 
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If you are a volunteer coach, parent coach, teacher coach, professional coach (part-time or full-time) or have coached in the past, you will benefit from joining Coach Alberta (CAB).
Membership is currently free. Join now!
Key Benefits to CAB Members:
- Website including members only resources
- Alberta Coaches Directory (who is who in Alberta coaching)
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News On:
- Coach Sport Conferences
- Archives Library
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Partnership / Connection Opportunities Through:
- Alberta Sport Development Centres
- NCI Courses and Educational Sessions
- Canadian Sport Centre
- Coaches of Canada Summit
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Educational Opportunities / Upcoming Courses:
- Intro to Competition Courses (Dates and Times)
- Competition Development Courses (Dates and Times)
- Lunch and Learn / Brown Bag Lunch Sessions in Alberta
- NCCP Information
- Coaching Grants
- Other Opportunities
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Information on Upcoming Events such as:
- Sport Leadership (CAC)
- ASRPWF Conference (Every two years - Next 2013)
- Coach Recognition
- PSO and NSO Links
- Parent Resources
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Future Benefits:
- Connection to Coaches of Canada
- SIRC Access
- Coaches Plan Magazine
- Interval News
- Coaches Code
- Discounts
- Mentor Coach Connection
- Job Postings
Book of the Month
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SIRC Press Releases
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Synchro Canada’s 2012 Annual Convention in Winnipeg
Synchro Canada - Canada’s synchronized swimming elite will gather in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on October 12-14, 2012, for Synchro Canada’s 2012 Annual Convention.
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Media Advisory - Minister of State Gosal Makes an Announcement About Canada's Women Ski Jumpers
Candian Heritage - The Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport), will make an announcement about women ski jumpers and Ski Jumping Canada, on Thursday, in Calgary.
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2012 CIS wrestling championships Pandas, Stingers look to defend titles in Thunder Bay
CIS - The University of Alberta women and Concordia University men will be looking to defend their national titles this weekend when the top varsity wrestlers in Canada meet in Thunder Bay, Ont., for the 2012 CIS championships.
