Training programs eligible to include as part of RBC Learn to Play Grants
The following programs may be included in the planning and budget for RBC Learn to Play Program and /or Community Grants.
 For training not included on this list, please include the following information with your application: course description, target audience,
detailed outline and outcomes, training or background of the facilitator, length of course and cost to participant
 Costs listed below may vary regionally and should be confirmed for each course before including in your project budget
Workshop
Audience
Description
Course
Cost*
Length
Unless otherwise indicated, the following courses are appropriate for community coaches, recreation leaders, early childhood educators,
teachers, health care professionals, youth leaders, parents or anyone working with children and youth
National
http://www.coach.ca/fundamental-movement-skills-s16736
8 hrs
$400
Participants are exposed to the key teaching points most appropriate
Coaching
+$10 per manual
for the child’s stage of development. Some of the fundamental
Certification
movement skills covered include: throwing, running,
Program (NCCP)
hopping/skipping/jumping, kicking/striking, balancing, catching, and
agility. Participants are given the opportunity to create and implement
Fundamental
simple games that will help children practice the movement skills in a
Movement
fun, safe manner
Skills
Community
Leader
National
Coaching
Certification
Program (NCCP)
Fundamental
Movement
Skills
Coach
Professional
Development
Community
Coaches
http://www.coach.ca/fundamental-movement-skills-s16736
A condensed version of the Fundamental Movement Skills Community Leader
workshop for NCCP Trained coaches
3 hrs
$200
+7.50 per manual
Training programs eligible to include as part of RBC Learn to Play Grants
HIGH FIVE®
Sport
http://www.highfive.org/take-action/get-trained
This workshop is designed for the coaches and recreation leaders
Aligned with the Fundamentals and Learn to Train stages of Long Term
Athlete Development (LTAD), HIGH FIVE® Sport focuses on the
social, emotional, and cognitive development and wellbeing of athletes.
http://www.highfive.org/take-action/get-trained
Prerequisite for HIGH FIVE® Sport:
HIGH FIVE® Principles of Healthy Child Development
This workshop provides in depth training in the HIGH FIVE Principles
of healthy child development. Front-line leaders will understand what
they need to do to ensure each child’s social, emotional, and cognitive
needs are met. Leaders learn activities and gain knowledge, tips and
resources to enhance their programs as well as their relationships with
children and other staff members.
4.5 hrs
Coaches and
recreation
leaders
http://www.coach.ca/sport-specific-training-s16547
The link provides a list of coaching requirements for the CS4L recommended
sports (http://www.canadiansportforlife.ca/resources/find-quality-sportprograms)
Varies
Contact your
provincial sport
organization for
booking and pricing
For those
working with
youth 9 and
up
https://www.athletics.ca/page.asp?id=64
The goal of Run Jump Throw is to supply a program of physical activity
that serves as a strong foundation for all sports. Highly regarded by
Sport Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development expert group, Run
Jump Throw assists children in learning to move efficiently so that they
grow into adults who are active, productive and healthy citizens.
varies
Contact your
provincial Athletics
Association for
booking and pricing
HIGH FIVE®
Principles of
Healthy Child
Development
National
Coaching
Certification
Program
7.5 hrs
$28–35 per
participant
+ GST
+ $200
+travel
$32-43 per
participant
+ GST
+$200
+travel
Sport Specific
Training
Athletics
Canada
Run Jump
Throw
Any teacher, sport club coach or community recreation leader is
capable of delivering the basic Run Jump Throw movement
fundamentals in fun and innovative ways.
Training programs eligible to include as part of RBC Learn to Play Grants
Physical
Literacy From
Research to
Practice (PL101)
(half-day)
Community
leaders,
stakeholders,
anyone
interested in
learning more
about physical
literacy
Physical
Literacy
Assessment for
Youth - (PL201)
(half-day)
Community
leaders,
stakeholders,
anyone
interested in
learning more
about physical
literacy
Becoming a
Learn to Play
Community
(Community
Grants)
Stakeholders
and
community
leaders
interested in
collaborating
around
www.canadiansportforlife.ca/mini-summits
4 hrs
$1200 +
$10/workbook
+travel
4 hrs
$1200 +
$10/workbook+travel
8.0 hrs
$1500+
+ $10/workbook
+travel
During this half-day Mini-Summit, participants will take part in an
interactive session to define what exactly physical literacy means, and
how you can integrate its concepts to improve your programs. We will
touch on the Physical Literacy Assessment for Youth (PLAY) Tools and
show you how these can be used to track development of physical
literacy skills to help participants improve where needed. You will
leave with a solid understanding of what physical literacy is and
knowledge of how you can encourage continual improvement and
development of physical literacy skills across the lifespan
www.canadiansportforlife.ca/mini-summits
This Mini-Summit will provide participants with the ability to execute,
score and interpret the physical literacy assessment for youth (PLAY)
tools in a sport specific setting. The session includes an update on
physical literacy trends, which highlight potential roles for sport
associations. Participants will leave this session with a renewed sense
of urgency to address physical literacy through your strong working
knowledge of the PLAY tools and their application. There are
numerous opportunities and applications for these tools, including
physical literacy awareness for parents and coaches, global and
individual tracking of physical literacy, assessing the impact of your
programs on physical literacy development and research applications
www.canadiansportforlife.ca/mini-summits
The community is the first place everyone experiences physical activity
and sport. Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) provides the framework to
ensure these experiences are positive and sets the stage for a lifelong
relationship with physical activity. Municipal recreation, community
leaders and community sport stakeholders are increasingly concerned
about the health and wellness of their communities. This Mini-Summit
Training programs eligible to include as part of RBC Learn to Play Grants
physical
literacy
will provide an opportunity for cross-sectoral collaboration, enabling
health, education, recreation, sport and other stakeholders to work
together, applying the principles of Long-Term Community
Development in their efforts to create active, productive and engaged
citizens. Topics covered will include the CS4L framework and physical
literacy concepts, Becoming a CS4L Community Self Assessment and
sharing of CS4L success stories from communities across
Canada. Participants will return to their communities with goals,
resources and a network to support them on their path to "Becoming a
CS4L Community"