RESPECT IN SPORT

No. Parents of House League players will have to have completed the on-line course prior to September 1.  If registered after September 1, the parent must complete before the player can join the program. 

$12.00/family. Only one family member must complete the course however the material remains available to the entire family on a perpetual basis.  Simply use the same username to login.

No.  Once you have completed it you are certified and there are currently no plans for requalification/recertification.

No. Parents can import their parent certification over to the GTHL parent program data-base. Importing instructions are very simple, and can be completed in a couple of minutes. There is no cost to import an existing certification.

The Respect in Sport Parent Program is connected to the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR). Once a parent completes the Parent Program, the child’s name and date of birth as entered by the parent in the Child Management page of the program is automatically sent to the HCR where it searches for the same name and DOB. If it is found, the player profile in the HCR is updated to indicate the player has a parent who has completed the program. None of the parent’s information is transferred to the HCR. Local Registrars will also have direct access to the Respect in Sport – Parent Program data-base, as they currently do for the Activity Leader Program.

Yes. The Parent Program is different in content from the Activity Leader program for coaches. The Parent Program was created at the request of hockey coaches, and most coaches find the content very beneficial.

There is no expiry.

The parent/guardian would be able to add the certification to that child’s profile on the child management page of their Respect in Sport profile so there will be no need to complete the program again.

Most public libraries provide free computer access.

Pre-paid one-time use credit cards can be purchased at numerous retail locations and can be used to pay.

The program is available in both French and English. For parents whose first language is not French or English they can ask a child, friend or relative to sit with them as they go through the program, and assist/translate for them. There are also many Cultural Centres in the GTA that can assist the families. This program has been implemented within municipalities surrounding the GTA including communities that have parents whose first language is not French or English.