Canada Soccer is responsible for the development of curriculum and training and licence streams for coaches from grassroots to professional and National Team environments.
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Coaching in Canada
Canada Soccer’s Coach Education Program develops coaches at every level—from grassroots to professional. As a founding member of the Concacaf Coaching Convention, all pre-2024 licences now require upgrades to meet new confederation standards. Whether you’re starting your coaching journey, advancing your certification, maintaining your licence, or connecting with coaching contacts across the country, find the resources you need here.
Choose your Coach Education Pathway
Grassroots Coach Education Workshop
Advanced Coach Education Workshop
Upgrade & Renew Your Coaching Licence
All pre-2024 licences require Concacaf upgrades. If your licence is expired and you’re waitlisted, apply for a temporary renewal to stay current while you wait.
View Upgrade Timeline & Renewal OptionsBring your coaching credentials to Canada
Foreign coaching qualifications don’t need to be left behind. Get your license recognized temporarily while you earn your Canadian certification, or apply for direct entry if you have significant experience.
Get recognized in CanadaCoaching Terms Explained
What is the difference between a Diploma and a Licence? How long is your certification valid? Our comprehensive glossary defines the Concacaf Coaching Convention standards and Canada Soccer’s specific licensing regulations.
Explore Coach Education GlossaryWomen and Girls Strategy
Programs leading the way in closing the gender gap in participation and leadership — and increasing the visibility of women and girls in soccer across Canada.
AccelerateHER
A strategic initiative to foster gender equity within Canada Soccer’s advanced coaching landscape, AccelerateHER invests in the development of women coaches in Canada. The program provides financial support for advanced coaching opportunities, with each year taking a unique approach to address the evolving needs and priorities of women pursuing advanced coach education.
TELUS She Can Coach
A national initiative empowering women coaches in soccer. This club-based program recruits and develops entry-level coaches while creating inclusive spaces for girls in sport. Operating across five provinces, it aims to close the gender gap in participation by removing barriers and inspiring the next generation of female athletes and coaches.
Directory of Contacts
Need help with coach education, certification, or development programs? Connect with your provincial or territorial coaching contact.
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