Women's Artistic Gymnastics Head Coach

**Introduction**

With recent Singapore Government announcements on the development of World Class facilities at Kallang, increased international events, enhanced high performance support and with SEA Games being hosted by Singapore in 2029, it is an exciting time to be in Sport in Singapore.

Over the past few years, Singapore Gymnastics has hosted the 2023 Senior and Junior Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships and the 2025 Senior Rhythmic Gymnastics Asian Championships. This past year, we achieved our first ever podium placings at the 2024 Junior Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships in both men and women. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics will be producing a new business plan for FY2026-2029.

Singapore Gymnastics is offering an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated individual to join the team in the key role of Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) Head Coach, focused on improving international performances of Singapore Gymnasts on the international stage. It is important that Singapore Gymnastics maintain a prominent presence to enthuse and encourage more young people to take part in gymnastics, to unite the nation and inspire the Singapore Spirit.

**About Singapore Gymnastics**

Singapore Gymnastics is the National Sports Association (NSA) for gymnastics in Singapore. We are supported financially by Sport Singapore (SportSG) and by Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) for the Major Games (SEA, Commonwealth, Asian and Olympic Games). We are affiliated to the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) and are members of the Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU) and South East Asian (SEA) Zone of the AGU.

Over the next four years we are focused on achieving podium success at SEA Games 2027 and 2029 as well as qualifying gymnasts for the 2026 Asian Games and Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

Singapore Gymnastics currently runs and supports three centralised training programmes, National Training Centres (NTCs), in the Olympic disciplines of Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG), Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) and Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG).

Singapore Gymnastics is working hard to further develop the National Gymnastics Development Infrastructure of 36 affiliated clubs, a growing membership of 3,500, 450 trained coaches and technical officials and a vibrant calendar of events.

**OUR DREAM**

Our dream is to develop a culture for gymnastics and

an ecosystem to support the sport of gymnastics for one and all.

In the process, we aim to produce world-class athletes that will

fly the Singapore flag high to unite the nation and

inspire the Singapore Spirit.

**HOW WILL WE ACHIEVE OUR DREAMS?**

**NURTURING ATHLETES TOWARDS SUCCESS IN GYMNASTICS AND LIFE**

Uniting the community by achieving international success through the implementation of a performance development plan that is athlete centric, aspires towards high performance and developing our athletes for life

**LEADING STANDARDS FOR SOUTHEAST ASIA**

Setting the benchmark for sports administration in Singapore and beyond through strong leadership and organisational excellence.

BUILDING THE NATION’S FUTURE

Building the physical literacy of the Nation by promoting gymnastics as a key fundamental movement activity that forms the basis of all sports.

**The Role**

The Women’s Artistic Gymnastics National Head Coach will work closely with the Performance Director (PD), Performance Development Manager (PDM) and Technical Advisory Council (TAC) to enhance the performance of gymnasts at the WAG NTC, developing long-term and annual plans for athlete progression, including talent recruitment and transitions. They will create training schedules aligned with the FIG Code of Points, recommend competitions, and provide coaching in technical, physical, and psychological strategies whilst monitoring athlete progress.

The coach will ensure WAG NTC has the best culture to support athletes to become better at their gymnastics journey. The Head Coach will be responsible for athlete discipline, well-being, and injury management for gymnasts. In addition, support the National Programme, assist in talent identification and lead coach education initiatives.

The Head Coach will be responsible for delivering a successful women’s artistic performance programme for Singapore. The role will involve coaching existing gymnasts and participating in national squad training on a regular basis.

Develop an annual calendar of WAG High Performance and Performance Development activities including national and international clinics/camps.

Implement a broad development plan as well as detailed annual operational plans for the gymnasts; including systematic recruitment to identify potential gymnasts to achieve their potential and SG’s objectives. This should include a structured system to recruit potential talent and the transition of any gymnasts who do not meet their development requirements.

Assist the Performance Development Manager with the day-to-day administration tasks a