Club resources
This page has the forms, documents, links and practical information that does not belong to any one program. Club policies are on the Policies and Procedures page.
Development, Volunteers and Facilities: What the Club Is Working On
Player, coaching and referee development, volunteer recruitment, and the facilities the club has built and still wants to build — a short summary of where CVUSC is putting its effort.
Volunteer With CVUSC
CVUSC works with over 400 volunteers every year, and the club is always looking for more hands. Here is what volunteers do and what is required to sign up.
Club forms and documents
Download the form or document you need. They are grouped by what they are for.
Please note: some of these forms may not be accurate or up to date. Email info@cvusc.org to check, or if you have any questions.
- BCSA Youth Application to Transfer (75 KB)
- Canada Soccer Pathway (256 KB)
- Coach Code of Conduct (77 KB)
- Goalkeeping Development (2502 KB)
- Long Term Player Development (LTPD) (962 KB)
- LTPD Community Guide (5570 KB)
- Parent Code of Conduct (26 KB)
- Players with Disabilities (2010 KB)
- Small-Sided / Mini Soccer Club Development Manual (972 KB)
- UISA Severe Weather Cancellation Protocol (121 KB)
- UISA Youth to Youth Permits (386 KB)
- BC Soccer Cardiac Screening (1395 KB)
- BC Soccer Event Nutrition Guidelines (2429 KB)
- BC Soccer Female Player Booklet (2407 KB)
- BC Soccer Pocket Concussion Recognition Tool (128 KB)
- Comprehensive Warm Up Program to Prevent Injuries (759 KB)
- FIFA 11+ Poster Canada (3071 KB)
- FIFA Emergency Manual (1339 KB)
- Head Injuries and Concussions (595 KB)
- Home Concussion Management Toolkit (226 KB)
- Active Start - U4-U6 Bambinos & Micros (659 KB)
- Canada Soccer - Active Start (9292 KB)
- Canada Soccer - Fundamentals (9274 KB)
- Canada Soccer - Learn to Train (8444 KB)
- Canada Soccer Pathway (256 KB)
- Fundamentals - U7-U8 Girls & U7-U9 Boys (830 KB)
- Learn to Train - U10-U12 Boys (178 KB)
- Learn to Train - U9-U10 Girls (1392 KB)
- Soccer for Life - U13-U14 Mixed (521 KB)
- Training to Train - U11-U12 Girls (311 KB)
- BCSA Conduct, Ethics and Discipline Policy (368 KB)
- BC Soccer Privacy Policy (87 KB)
- Concussion Policy (186 KB)
- CVUSC Constitution & Bylaws 2017 (366 KB)
- CVUSC Policy Constitution 2017 (261 KB)
- CVUSC Senior Teams Policy Manual (251 KB)
- CVUSC Youth Policy & Procedure (1264 KB)
- Membership Social Media Guidelines (29 KB)
These are also summarised as readable pages under Policies and Procedures.
Soccer links
Below is a list of the most commonly used, and most popular soccer links:
Upper Island Soccer Association Members
Criminal Record Checks
Every coach, assistant coach, team manager, division manager and anyone else working directly with youth needs a cleared Criminal Record Check on file with the club. BC Soccer requires it to be redone every three years.
The club runs this process, so it is not something you set up yourself. Contact our Risk Management Officer, Naomi, at naomi@cvusc.org. You will then be entered into the BC Government Criminal Record Check system, and that system will email you the instructions.
Volunteering
The Comox Valley United Soccer Club (CVUSC) came into existence almost 20 years ago and its continued success lies squarely on the hard work and valued commitment of our many volunteers. On an annual basis we see hundreds of our members, whether players or parents, step forward and make contributions that make soccer happen here in the Comox Valley. Whether as a coach, a board member, a volunteer at special events, or any other task or duty you take on to help our club deliver our many programs, that effort is truly appreciated. What we can accomplish as a club moving forward is only limited by the people we have engaged in making soccer happen.
To make the “volunteer” experience successful our club has a dedicated “Volunteer Coordinator” that can help steer you toward a task that suits your time constraints and skill set. Being a “soccer player” is not a prerequisite to being a volunteer at the club. We have many duties and responsibilities that do not involve on field coaching or soccer experience. All you need is the willingness to contribute and some time to help out. I would encourage you to become a part of our soccer family and reach out to our “Volunteer Coordinator” and see where you can fit in and contribute!
Volunteering is good for the soul!
The Comox Valley United Soccer Club proudly works with over 400 volunteers annually. These dedicated individuals donate their time and talents to ensure every player at CVUSC has a positive soccer experience.
Volunteer roles include:
- Coach
- Assistant Coach
- Team Manager
- Division Manager
- Team Fundraising Coordinator
- Executive / Board Member
Please note that it's the CVUSC's policy that all volunteers complete the appropriate Volunteer Application Form. All volunteers over the age of 16 will be required to obtain a Police Criminal Record Check (CRC) if accepted for a volunteer position. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our “Volunteer Coordinator”
Current Volunteer Position Openings
Volunteer Application Form
Coming soon. The online application form is not available yet.
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