High School

CTS Certificate

The AATA has partnered with Alberta Education in helping to deliver a “Foundations of Athletic Therapy Certificate of Completion”.  If you have any questions, concerns, or require assistance in finding a practicum placement, please contact president@aata.ca.

Please review the Checklist of Content Form to ensure that all you have met all requirements. In order to receive your certificate, you must complete and submit the following to the AATA:

  • Certificate Application Form (original copy)
  • Checklist of Content Form (original copy)
  • Practicum Hour Logbook (original copy)
  • Official High School Transcript (see Checklist for course and grade requirement) (photocopy)
  • Proof of Standard First Aid OR HCS2020 First Aid/CPR with AED (photocopy)
  • Cheque or money order in the amount of $10.00 (payable to the Alberta Athletic Therapists Association)

Please mail completed package to:

AATA
Box 61115 Kensington RPO
Calgary, AB
T2N 4S6

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