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Our Professional Coaches
Certification Levels
| High Performance - Train to Win | ||||
| National - Train to Compete | ||||
| Provincial - Train to Train | ||||
| Regional - Learn to Train | ||||
| CanSkate - Fundamentals |
The coaching levels from CanSkate to High Performance represents increasing levels of certification. Each level of certification requires completion of 3 elements: Theory, Technical and Practical. Once a coach completes the three requirements they become certified for that level.
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Thea BaklehCertification: Regional Trained |
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Osswa BensalahCertification: Regional CertifiedSpecialties: CanSkate, Private STAR 1 - 3 Phone #: 438-350-0298 Email: bensalahosswa9@gmail.com
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Manya BoyajianQuadruple GOLD in the 4 figure skating disciplines Certification: Regional Trained |
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Kenya DelloyeTriple GOLD in the 3 figure skating disciplines Certification: Regional Certified |
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Barbara EimerCertification: Provincial Certified Email: forbasia@yahoo.ca
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Louise GagnéCertification: National |
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Stephanie GentileTriple GOLD in 3 figure skating disciplines Certification: National |
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Tanisha GokhaleTRIPLE GOLD in 3 figure skating disciplines Certification: Regional Trained |
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Marie-Anne KwiatkowskiCertification: Provincial Certified |
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Mari-Beth MacFadyenCertification: Provincial STAR 6-Gold Skills Assessor |
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Michelle-Lyn MacFadyenCertification: National |
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Peggy MeusCertification: National STAR 6-Gold Skills Assessor |
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Monika PapertCertification: National STAR 6-Gold Skills Assessor |
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Georgy SaderTriple GOLD in the 3 figure skating disciplines Certification: CanSkate Trained, Regional Trained
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Monica TanaseCertification: Regional Certified |
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Jennifer WeiCertification: Regional Trained |
Skate-Canada-Coaches-Code-of-Ethics.pdf
Becoming a coach with the club
A coach applying to become a CanSkate Coach with CPA Saint-Laurent must submit an email application and provide supporting documentation.
Application Requirements
The application email must:
- Be submitted at least 6 weeks before the start of a new season.
- State the coaching level(s) for which the applicant is applying.
- Include supporting documentation, such as:
- Coach Locker transcript/completions
- Valid background check
- First Aid certification
- Valid Skate Canada membership
- Any relevant coaching certifications
Skate Canada Requirements to be a CanSkate Coach
To be eligible to coach, the candidate must have:
- Completed the CanSkate In-Training requirements.
- Completed a First Aid course.
- Obtained a clear background check (for those 18 years and older).
- Paid the current season's Skate Canada Coach Membership Fee.
Additional Requirements for a CanSkate "Trained" Coach
The guide specifies that a coach with CanSkate Trained status must also have completed the NCCP multisport modules:
- Making Ethical Decisions (MED)
- Teaching and Learning
CPA Saint-Laurent Additional Requirements
For a home-club skater (CPASTL-HCM) applying as a CanSkate Coach, the club requires one of the following:
- At least 10 hours as an Assistant Program Assistant and 10 Program Assistant classes in the current or previous season; or
- If no Program Assistant experience, complete up to 10 classes as an intern, shadowing a club-assigned mentor coach, with feedback reviewed by the club
