CoachSG – ‘Future of Coaching’ Engagement Session

Title

CoachSG – ‘Future of Coaching’ Engagement Session

(Open to all Sport Coaches in Singapore)

Description

Through a series of engagement sessions, CoachSG aims to actively involve coaches in the design of the professional development opportunities and programmes so that they are relevant and impactful in enhancing our coaches’ competency and in doing so, raise the profile of sport coaching in Singapore.

Key objectives of this session are:

• To enable coaches to have a basic understanding of CoachSG’s strategy, formal and non-formal coach development programs
• To obtain ideas and feedback on what programmes coaches would like to see from CoachSG and what support they need to develop their own competencies
• To help coaches understand policy enhancements in the National Registry of Coaches (NROC)
• To obtain feedback from coaches on the challenges they face and the support they need in career development and employment through a dialogue with CoachSG and the Singapore Coaches Association (SCA)

Date and Time

8 March 2017 (Wednesday), 2pm to 6pm

Tea break will be provided.

Venue

‘Stadium’ Meeting Area

Level 1

National Youth Sports Institute (NYSI) Satellite @ Kallang

1 Stadium Walk

Singapore 397688

Costs

FREE

CCE Hours

CCE hours are not awarded for this event.

Registration

1. To register, please e-mail sport_coaching@sport.gov.sg with your:

1. Full name
2. NRIC/FIN number
3. Contact number
4. NROC status (NROC or non-NROC)
5. Which sport(s) you are coaching
6. Number of years of sports coaching experience
7. A brief self-introduction of your sports coaching background (maximum 200 words)

Registration closes on 3 March 2017 (Friday) or when maximum capacity is reached.

2. Maximum capacity of 25 pax.

Disclaimer

Please note that the provision of publicity and recognition of CCE hours for the above courses/workshops/seminar is purely informative and coaches are advised to select their choice of CCE courses/workshops/seminars best suited for their learning needs. Sport Singapore does not have direct regulatory powers over the organisers delivering the publicised courses/workshops/seminars.