NZBCA

How do I become a coach?
How do I renew my licence?
When must I renew my licence?
How can I make a payment?
I currently hold a probationary licence. How do I become a level 1?
I currently hold a level 1 licence. How do I become a level 2?
I completed and passed a course when will I recieve an updated license?

Persons seeking accreditation, as a NZBCA boxing coach, must complete an application form, NZBCA01FA, and forward it together with the application fee to the appropriate individual as detailed on the form.

NZBCA01 - Coach Progression Pathway Document

NZBCA01FA - New or Replacment License Application

You must complete the online renewal form or an application form, NZBCA01FC, and forward it togther with the annual renewal fee of $50.00 to the appropriate individual as detailed on the form.

Please note: There will be a $25.00 late fee to any renewals received after the 1st of March.

To assist in rapid turnaround, a stamped self addressed evelope should also be enclosed.

NZBCA01FC - Annual Renewal Form

To be completed and sent to allow processing prior to 31st January each year.

Please note: There will be a $25.00 late fee to any renewals received after the 1st of March.

EFT Transactions can be made to the following account: Westpac 03-0314-0280826-000

Please ensure you use your surname and licence number as reference.

After twelve consecutive months of coaching in a gymnasium or club affiliated to a Local Boxing Association that is a member of Boxing New Zealand Inc, the Probationary Coach is eligible to sit for a Level One Coaches licence.

They will be required to present a completed Probationary Assessment form, NZBCA01FB, then attend a two day Level One course and obtain a minimum 85% pass in an assessment held at the end of that course.

NZBCA01FB - Probationary Coach Assessment Form

After 24 consecutive months of coaching as a Level One practitioner, (during which time the coach must have acted as a principal second on at least twelve occasions) a coach can apply for accreditation as a Level Two Coach

This qualification requires the satisfactory completion of certain seminars endorsed by the NZBCA in relation to sports injuries, nutrition and science. Also required is attendance at a two day Level Two Course and the obtaining of a minimum pass of 85% in an assessment held at the end of that course.

Once you have completed and passed a course you will need to send in your black book to be updated. Only then will a new licence tag be ordered. Otherwise your licence will get updated the following year when you renew your licence.