Senior Rhythmic Gymnastics Coach

Job Description:

• Design, implement, and continuously enhance structured coaching systems, methodologies, and athlete development frameworks aligned with international standards.
• Develop and oversee training programmes, class structures, and progression pathways for both recreational and competitive gymnasts, ensuring long-term athlete development.
• Deliver advanced rhythmic gymnastics coaching to achieve performance outcomes, including technical mastery, competition readiness, and skill progression.
• Lead and support academy-wide initiatives, including class management, event coordination, competitions, and programme development.
• Prepare and develop athletes for national and international competitions, including performance planning and talent identification.
• Contribute to the development and standardisation of coaching systems across the academy, ensuring consistency and quality of delivery.
• Mentor and guide junior coaches, providing technical support and contributing to capability building within the team.
• Collaborate with international technical experts (including Eastern Europe) to enhance routine construction, technical standards, and programme quality.
• Support sourcing and coordination of specialised gymnastics equipment and apparel aligned with programme needs.
  
  Job Requirements
• Proven experience as a Rhythmic Gymnastics Coach at a competitive level.
• Strong technical knowledge of the FIG Code of Points (2025–2028) with practical coaching application.
• Full NROC certification under Sport Singapore (Gymnastics discipline), or relevant equivalent certifications.
• If not fully certified: Standard First Aid (accredited SG provider), Basic Sports Science Course, and SG Coach Level 1 (theory and technical).
• Prior experience as a competitive gymnast (e.g. national/state representation or equivalent level such as Master of Sport) will be an advantage.
• Diploma or higher qualification in sports-related disciplines.
• Demonstrated ability to design structured training programmes and athlete development systems.
• Strong interest and capability in programme development for both recreational and competitive pathways.
• Passion for coaching and developing young athletes towards competitive performance.
• Relevant international coaching exposure or certifications (e.g. FIG or national-level) preferred.
• Ability to communicate in Russian is an advantage to support technical collaboration with international experts.