Does it mean that a coach's registration (or re-registration) with MOE will be successful if he/she is a provisional National Registry of Coaches (NROC) member?

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While the basic pre-requisites for provisional NROC membership and registration with MOE are similar, NROC membership is not the only criterion that a coach is evaluated on when considering his/her suitability to coach in schools.

Does it mean that a coach's registration (or re-registration) with MOE will be successful if he/she is a provisional National Registry of Coaches (NROC) member?

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