Coaching Program: learning facilitations request for applications
- secretary2057
- Apr 8
- 1 min read
Canada Powerlifting is committed to developing safe, evidence-based, and impactful coaching education that supports athletes at every stage of their powerlifting journey.
As we expand our national coaching program, we are seeking knowledgeable, enthusiastic Learning Facilitators to deliver high-quality training to coaches across the country.
If you are interested in applying, please see the Job Ads attached.
Questions can be directed to Ryan Fowler, Canada Powerlifting Master Coach Developer at coaching@powerlifting.ca
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