Programs
Have questions about our programs? Please browse our Frequently Asked Questions below or click on each program to learn more. Still have questions? Feel free to reach out to us directly—we’re happy to help!
CanSkate
CanSkate is Skate Canada’s flagship learn-to-skate program, designed for skaters of all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re new to the ice or looking to improve your skating fundamentals, CanSkate offers a fun, engaging, and safe environment to build confidence and develop essential skills. Led by certified coaches, the program provides a strong foundation for all ice sports.
STARSkate
STARSkate is a program designed for skaters looking to develop their figure skating skills in a fun and supportive environment. From jumps and spins to ice dance and performance, STARSkate offers opportunities to grow and excel while working with certified coaches. It’s perfect for skaters who want to explore their passion and achieve personal goals on the ice.
Adult Programs
The Adult Learn to Skate program offers an engaging and supportive program for skaters of all ages and is perfect for individuals aged 16 and older who want to learn or refine their skating skills. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to improve for recreational skating, hockey, or figure skating, this program provides expert instruction tailored to your needs in a friendly environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What is Skate Canada?
CanSkate is Skate Canada’s flagship learn-to-skate program, designed to teach the fundamentals of skating in a fun, safe, and progressive environment. It is perfect for beginners of all ages looking to develop foundational skating skills.
2. What is a Skate Canada Skating Club?
CanSkate is open to anyone aged three and up who wants to learn how to skate. Whether you’re a beginner or want to improve your skills for hockey, figure skating, or recreational skating, CanSkate is the ideal starting point.
3. How do I register for a skating program?
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4. What types of programs are offered at WTSC?
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5. Do I need to be a member of Skate Canada?
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6. What equipment do I need to start skating?
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7. What are the costs associated with joining a Skate Canada Skating Club?
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8. Can my child participate in competitive skating?
Yes, Skate Canada Skating Clubs offer pathways for skaters to progress into competitive skating. Once skaters reach an appropriate level, they can join competitive programs and participate in local, provincial, and national competitions.
9. What are the benefits of joining a Skate Canada Skating Club?
- Access to structured and progressive training programs
- Opportunities to compete at various levels
- Experienced and certified coaches
- A supportive community of fellow skaters and families
- Insurance coverage for skaters and coaches
10. How do I become a coach or official with Skate Canada?
To become a certified coach or official, you must complete Skate Canada’s training programs, which include both coursework and practical experience. Information on these certification pathways can be found on the Skate Canada website.
11. Can I switch clubs if I move to a new area?
Yes, you can transfer your membership to a new Skate Canada Skating Club by notifying both the old and new club. Your previous skating history and membership status will be transferred, allowing for a smooth transition.
12. How can I support my child’s progress in skating?
Encourage consistent practice, attend club events and competitions, communicate with the coach about progress and goals, and create a supportive environment at home.
13. What competitions are available for skaters?
Skaters in Skate Canada Skating Clubs can compete in various local, regional, provincial, and national competitions. These events are designed for skaters at different skill levels, from recreational to elite.
14. Are there any skating programs for adults?
Yes, Skate Canada Skating Clubs offer programs for adults, whether you’re learning to skate, improving your skills, or competing in adult events.
Arenas
Waterford Tricenturena
Located at 32 Church Street East in Waterford, Ontario, this arena serves as the main venue for WTSC’s skating activities.
Talbot Gardens
Situated at 10 Talbot Street North in Simcoe, Ontario, this facility hosts some of WTSC’s programs, including the Hockey CanSkate sessions.
How & When to Register
Thank you for your interest in the Waterford Tricenturena Skating Club! At this time, registration is currently closed for the Winter Session. Please check back soon for updates on future registration dates and program availability for our upcoming Spring Session. We look forward to welcoming skaters of all levels to our community when registration opens for the Spring Session! For the latest updates on registration, follow us here or on social media.
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How do I register for a program at the Waterford Tricenturena Skating Club?
Registration can be completed online through our online registration platform, Uplifter. Simply follow this link, create an account and you can begin the registration process.
How do I pay for my session?
Payment is due in full at the time of registration. This can be done by credit card through the UpLifter system. If you choose to use e-Transfer, for this registration, all fees are due in full by December 21, 2024 for the Winter Session. Future deadlines will be determined at the time of registration for the next session. If this deadline is missed and you have not contacted the club at WTSC.info@gmail.com, your registration will be cancelled. For more details about forms of payment, including cheque and e-Transfer, please read below.
Can I pay by e-Transfer?
We are now able to offer e-Transfer as a payment option for registration. You need to log in to your online banking website or mobile app. Send the amount owed to the email address:
Security answer: enter anything as we have autodeposit turned, on and it will be automatically deposited.
The money will be transferred from your account to the club. There may be a small fee from your own bank associated with the transaction. For more details, check with your financial institution. More information about e-transfer can be found on the Interac website.
Can I pay by cheque?
If you have registration issues or wish to pay by cheque – select the option to “Pay by Cheque in Person or by E-Transfer”. You can then mail your cheque to WTSC PO Box 614, Waterford, N0E 1Y0.
What support is available for families who need financial assistance?
Our mission is to ensure every child can skate, regardless of financial circumstances. Subsidies and grants are available, including programs like Jumpstart, Kidsport, and WTSC Skater Bursaries. If your family needs support, please contact us at WTSC.info@gmail.com to explore available resources and assistance.