The
Quinte Regional Minor Hockey Association is accepting Expressions of Interest for Head Coaching Positions for the 2025 - 2026 hockey season.
Coaches who applied in December / January do not need to re-apply.
Application Deadline is Wednesday February 12, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Please read the following before you begin the application process.
1. All candidates must submit an On-Line Coach Application Form ...
The On-Line Application Form will ask potential coaches to provide contact information (e-mail, cell number, address) along with …
- The team you are interested in coaching
- Qualifications (courses completed)
- Coaching Experience and Hockey Resume
- Coaching Philosophy
- Team Objectives and Goals
- Strengths and Weaknesses of the team you wish to coach
- Potential Assistant Coaches and Bench Staff
- References
2. All candidates must provide a 1 to 2 page “basic outline” of their season plan. This may be attached when you complete the ON-LINE application form OR ... you can email it to [email protected]
Current coaches interested in returning to the same team should also provide a document on how their team has progressed in the current season. This can also be emailed to [email protected]
3. All successful applicants will be required to complete all necessary coaching courses prior to the start of the season. (Details are provided below.)
4. You must also complete a Police Vulnerable Sector Check well before the start of the season.
If you have any additional questions contact [email protected]
<<< Click here to fill out the ON-LINE Coach Application Form >>>
Hockey Canada / OMHA Coach Qualification Requirements
All Head Coaches require …
- Respect in Sport - Activity Leader (or Speak Out!)
- Gender Identity & Expression Course
- Rowan’s Law Resource Review & Acknowledgement
- Valid Police Check or Vulnerable Sector Check
Specific Requirements by Age Group…
Age Group Course Required
U10 Coach 2 - Coach Level - Certified
U11, U12, & U13 Development 1 - Certified
U14, U15, U16, U18 High Performance 1 - Certified