Trainers: Education & Requirements

Hockey Trainers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, health and wellbeing of players during practices and games. Trainers help create a safe and positive environment where young athletes can develop their skills and enjoy the game. 

TRAINERS CHECKLIST

HOUSE LEAGUE AND SELECT (TRAINERS – U7 – U18)

A, AA, AAA (TRAINERS – U10-U12)

A, AA, AAA (TRAINERS – U13- U18)

LEVEL 2 UPGRADE

A Level 2 Trainer qualification can be granted by the League to individuals who have a current Level 1 and current Standard or Advanced First Aid (not Emergency first aid) card with CPR Level C (*AED training is strongly recommended) from an Ontario WSIB recognized FADO (First Aid Delivery Organization – CLICK HERE for a list of providers) or to any professional under the following titles: 

  • Registered Nurse 
  • Occupational Health Nurses 
  • Chiropractors 
  • Physicians 
  • Basic Trauma Life Support (B.T.L.S.) 
  • EMCA certified 
  • CATA/NATA 
  • Military Medics (valid for two years from end of service data – Qualifications must be licensed in Canada) 
  • Physiotherapist 
  • Dentist 
  • Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) 
  • Podiatrist medical professionals 
  • Emergency services employees

To upgrade your existing Level 1 to a Level 2, please forward a copy of your Standard First Aid certificate or professional affiliation to [email protected]

NEW –  For Healthcare Providers that are completing the Hockey Canada Safety Program, complete Module 0 to automatically receive your HCSP Level 2.