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NEED TO TAKE THE CLASSES ?? - SEE THESE LINKS BELOW

    The  National Federation (NFHS) and the American Sport Education Program (ASEP)
    offer on-line courses for coaches certification.

     

 
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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FAQ: Are these classes only available online?
ANSWER: Yes.

FAQ: Who is required to take these classes?
ANSWER: All coaches. All teacher coaches have one year from the date of hire to complete the Nevada Coaching Education Program in order to be eligible to coach a second year, or thereafter, at a NIAA member school in Nevada. All prospective and/or newly hired non-faculty coaches are encouraged to complete these classes before applying / hiring on for any coaching position.

FAQ: Are coaches who have coached in Nevada continuously since July 1999 "grandfathered in" ?
ANSWER: Yes.  Documentation should be available if requested.

FAQ: Are there exceptions (policies) in place to have either NCEP requirements) waived?
ANSWER: Yes.  The Nevada Coaching Education Program requirements can be waived if a coach has a degree (major or minor) in Coaching or Physical Education from an accredited institution. Transcript will be requested before a written waiver from the NIAA is issued. For other waiver Information - click here.

EFFECTIVE July 1, 2006, Coaches (Teachers) who complete the ASEP Coaching Principles and Sports First Aid courses online will receive 1 Nevada Department of Education Re-Certification Credit.

Please note: The NFHS coaching education program satisfies the Nevada Coaching Education Program certification requirements but has not yet been approved for the recertification credit offered by the Nevada DOE.

Call the NIAA with any other questions in regards to program requirements (775) 688-6464

 

 

 

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