2020 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships
| Applications are now open for Team BC Hockey Coaching Staff Positions |
Wednesday, January 15, 2020 – The Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council (I·SPARC) is seeking qualified individuals from across BC to fill select vacancies for Team BC’s volunteer staff for the 2020 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC) being hosted in Regina, Saskatchewan from May 9 – 16, 2020.
Team BC is accepting applications for roles within both the Female and Male team. There will be one Head Coach, two Assistant Coaches, one Team Manager and one Team Trainer for each team. While these are volunteer opportunities, travel expenses will be covered. The Provincial Indigenous Hockey Committee will oversee the selection process for these positions.
For full details regarding qualifications, roles and responsibilities of these volunteer positions please refer to the application form. DEADLINE EXTENSION! Applications are now accepted until 4:00pm (PST), Friday, February 13, 2020. To apply, please complete one of the following online applications:
Assistant Coaches- Female Team Application:
https://aboriginalsportbc.wufoo.com/forms/team-bc-nahc-2020-coach-application/
Trainers- Female and Male Team Application
https://aboriginalsportbc.wufoo.com/forms/team-bc-nahc-2020-trainer-application/
About the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC)
The NAHC provides a forum for elite Bantam/Midget age Aboriginal hockey players from across Canada. The event aids in fostering cultural unity and pride and celebrates the athletic abilities of Aboriginal athletes from across the country. Team BC is represented by ONE MALE team and ONE FEMALE team which comprise the top bantam/midget aged players from across the province.
About the Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council (I∙SPARC)
I·SPARC is a consortium of the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres, First Nations Health Authority, and Métis Nation BC. As the stewards of BC’s Aboriginal Sport, Recreation and Physical Activity Strategy, I·SPARC works with First Nations, Métis Chartered Communities, Friendship Centres, schools and other sport and physical activity stakeholders to deliver community-based programs designed to promote active lifestyles and support the desire for transformative change in the health and well-being of Indigenous communities, families and individuals across BC.
For more information about Team BC and the Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council of BC, please visit: www.isparc.ca.
For more information contact:
Alissa Assu
Provincial Coordinator, Performance Sport
E: aassu@isparc.ca P: 250.940.4913