REQUIRED TRAININGS (In-House and Travel Coaches)
All coaches, volunteers, or anyone that comes in contact with the kids from the soccer club, with Travel (Rec+) or In-House,
must have a background screening done once a year. Please click the link below and follow the prompts.
Say Soccer Background CheckAll coaches, Travel (Rec+) and In-House,
must complete and pass a concussion course every 3 years. Please submit the results to
[email protected]. This online course will require you to click on the "order here” button to begin the training. It will ask you to complete a brief registration form prior to beginning the course, which is solely for the purpose of registering you in their data base as having successfully completed the online material. After you have completed this course you will be given the option to print out a personalized certificate of completion (It is suggested that this certificate by printed out in pdf format, otherwise your name may not appear on this certificate).
Concussion Protocol Training
ADDITIONAL REQUIRED TRAININGS (Travel Coaches Only)
Travel Coaches have two other trainings that need to be completed:
- SafeSport via US Soccer (https://learning.ussoccer.com/safeguarding) *Must be completed at least once every three years*
- Cardiac Arrest via NFHS Learn (https://nfhslearn.com/courses/sudden-cardiac-arrest) *Must be completed at least once every two years*
" TIMES TWO POLICY "
All SAY Areas must establish and implement a policy to ensure that no less than two adults are present at any team function. Failure to implement the Times Two policy will adversely impact a SAY Area’s liability insurance coverage. Team functions include, but are not limited to, games, practices, picnics, etc. While the focus of this policy is the child, it also provides protection for the volunteers as well in the event of misunderstandings. Under no circumstances should the activity take place if only one adult is present. It is recommended that SAY Areas and Districts review their policy on car-pooling. SAY recommends that volunteers not provide transportation for non-family members. In the past this was more of an insurance issue, but now has greater implications in regards to the intent of the Times Two policy. As stated in the above policy, there are NO exceptions to following the Times Two Policy.