Skills Licensees


Skills Licensees


MEET THE LICENSEES




PURPOSE

The purpose of having qualified skill instructors is to better the skill development of youth hockey players in Saskatchewan.

OBJECTIVES

  • Recruit Individuals/Companies who are interested in becoming a skill licensee
  • Educate those Individuals/Companies
  • Allow those Individuals/Companies to be marketed as well as insured with Hockey Saskatchewan as approved development representatives

PROGRAM CATEGORIES

  • Power Skating
  • Skills
  • Checking
  • Developing Defenceman
  • Goaltending

HOW TO BECOME A SKILLS LICENSEE

  • Fill out a Hockey Saskatchewan Licensee Application Form - Contact MattM@HockeySask.ca for an application form
  • Completed Respect In Sport
  • Submit a Criminal Record Check
  • Submit a resume
  • Attend a mandatory Hockey Saskatchewan Professional Development Training Session each year (Dates TBA)
  • All Licensees will be approved on an annual basis (September 1st to August 30th)
  • At the conclusion of each year, licensees will have to complete a renewal form

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF HOCKEY SASK

  • Develop an application and assessment program to attract and approve licensees
  • Develop and deliver a professional training session for all licensees
  • Develop & administer tracking and evaluation controls and protocols
  • Support licensees with logo recognition, promotion and insurance
  • Provide the insurance form to all Skill Licensees

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSEE

  • Attend a Hockey Saskatchewan Professional Development Training Session
  • Market themselves to Minor Hockey Associations within Saskatchewan
  • Pay an annual Hockey Saskatchewan licensee fee of $1,000
  • Complete the insurance form prior to each event

INSURANCE

For insurance purposes, the licensee is responsible for submitting a completed Insurance Form to Hockey Saskatchewan prior to each event. All players that are not registered with Hockey Saskatchewan will be required to pay a $54 participant fee which includes inclusion in the Hockey Canada insurance program. The licensee has the choice to add the $54 fee to the individual’s price or build it into the cost of the camp.