courses
WFIC’s certification program is designed for experienced wing foilers ready to step into a leadership role. Our structured, multi-level curriculum equips you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to safely teach recreational wing foiling across Canada. Training is based on international standards and tailored to real-world conditions.
- 3 days
- Max 6 Participants
What you will learn
Training takes place over three days and includes both theory and hands-on sessions. Clinics are held at certified locations.
We will go over...
- Land and water-based instruction techniques
- Safety, rescue, and risk management
- Student progression and lesson planning
- Equipment handling and setup
- On-water coaching and practical evaluation
Course Progression
Day 1
The first day focuses on coach boat orientation, both on land and on the water. Students will also review essential safety protocols to ensure a strong foundation before beginning practical instruction.
Day 2
The following two days include a mix of land and water-based instruction. Trainees will practice lesson planning and delivery, learn techniques for guiding student progression, and complete on-water practicals with feedback and evaluation.
Day 3
The following two days include a mix of land and water-based instruction. Trainees will practice lesson planning and delivery, learn techniques for guiding student progression, and complete on-water practicals with feedback and evaluation.
FAQ
Got questions? We’ve got answers.
Who is eligible to take the WFIC instructor course?
This program is designed for experienced wing foilers with strong riding skills who want to transition into instruction. It’s not a beginner course.
Do I need to be a competitive rider to qualify?
No. WFIC focuses on recreational instruction, not racing or competition. You just need solid wing handling and foiling experience.
What will I be certified to do?
You’ll be certified to teach beginner and intermediate wing foiling students under WFIC’s nationally standardized recreational instruction framework.
How long is the certification course?
The core instructor clinic runs over three days and includes a mix of land-based theory and practical on-water training.
Where are the courses held?
The program runs at certified training locations across Canada’s lakes, rivers, and coastal areas.
Is the WFIC certification recognized nationally?
Yes. WFIC is the first initiative of its kind in Canada, establishing national standards for wing foil instruction.
Is the WFIC certification recognized nationally?
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What equipment do I need to bring?
Participants should bring their own wing foiling gear. A full equipment checklist will be provided upon registration.