Over the last 30 years, the number of inline skaters has exploded around the world. To foster the growth of inline skating as a safe and fun activity, the Inline Certification Program (ICP) was formed.

Level 1 is for the entry level instructor who wants to teach the fundamentals of inline skating: gliding, striding, stopping and turning.

Level 2 is for the experienced Level 1 instructor to further enhance class handling skills, problem solving and intermediate skating skill development. Effective teaching methods will be highlighted and examples and ideas of ways to build a successful inline skating school will be discussed and explored throughout the weekend.

The principal aim of Level 3 is to prepare experienced instructor candidates for a professional career in the inline skating industry.

The Snowskates Certification Program (SCP) is a partnership between Ski and Snowboard instructors, the ICP (Inline Certification Program), and Sled Dogs Snowskates, working together to advance skate sports and areas of common interest, develop a common framework and standards and a fun and rewarding user experience for participants.

This "theory only" course is offered through the ICP eLearning Academy and covers the basics of teaching inline skating and is the theoretical foundation for the full ICP Level 1 Program.

Introduction to Inline Skating is ideal for the certified personal trainer who wants to offer the cardiovascular, muscular, and weight loss benefits of inline skating to their clients. This course is approved for .9 continuing education points for all ACE certified instructors.

Recreational Racing, Skate to Ski, Street, Vert, Freestyle and Hockey.

Freestyle Dance Accreditation, Become a Blade Fitness Trainer, Working with Children Workshop, Inline Hockey Accreditation & Skate Park Accreditation.

The Apprentice Examiner Program (AE) is a four-stage process in which the Inline Certification Program (ICP) appoints ICP Examiners