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Full Time Rhythmic Gymnastics Head Coach Jobs, Salary up to SGD 10,500 in Singapore Gymnastics Southeast (Singapore) - Maukerja
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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.
Singapore Gymnastics also achieved first podium placings at the Junior Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics produced a new business plan for FY2026. Singapore Gymnastics is offering an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated individual to join the team in a key leadership role of Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) National Head Coach, focused on developing RG National Training Center (NTC) and improving national and international performances of Singapore Gymnasts. It is important that Singapore Gymnastics has a strong shop window to inspire and encourage more young people to take part in gymnastics, to unite the nation and inspire the Singapore Spirit.
About the Role
The RG National Head Coach will work closely with the Performance Director (PD), Performance Development Manager (PDM), Performance Development Officer(PDO), National Coaches and Technical Advisory Council (TAC) to shape and implement a high-performance strategy for rhythmic gymnastics in Singapore. This includes:
Overseeing athlete progression, talent recruitment, and transitions.
Developing structured training programs that align with international trends and the WGYM Code of Points.
Leading high-quality coaching and mentorship to optimize technique, artistry, and performance execution.
Collaborating with key stakeholders, including coaches, parents, clubs, and sports science experts.
Monitoring athlete progress
Injury management
Supporting National Programme
Assisting talent identification
Leading coach education initiatives
Preparing performance reports
Mentoring national coaches
Adhering to Singapore Gymnastics’ Child Safe Commitment Statement
Performing other duties as assigned by Performance Director or Performance Director Manager
Key Responsibilities
1. Performance Development
Implement the Performance Development Plan in collaboration with the PD.
Develop training programs that tailors technique, physical preparation, artistry, and routine execution to align with our performance plan.
Monitor athlete progress to ensure continuous improvement and alignment with international performance standards
2. Training and Competition Preparation
Design yearly and long-term training plans tailored to the needs of athletes at different stages.
Prepare gymnasts for major international events, ensuring routines meet WGYM requirements.
Foster a culture of discipline, resilience, and continuous development within the RG NTC
3. National Training Centre (NTC) Development
Support the transition to clear entry/exit criteria aligned with long-term athlete development.
Implement planned increases in training hours and structured exam leave frameworks.
Assist in the consolidation of training locations, with a long-term goal of centralizing operations at Kallang.
4. High-Performance Collaboration
Work closely to enhance sport science and medical support.
Develop coaching frameworks to elevate the expertise of local and national-level coaches.
Engage with affiliated clubs, international federations, and competition organizers to maximize athlete opportunities.
5. Athlete Success and Progression
Ensure RG NTC athletes qualify for the National Squad (Junior and Senior).
Prepare gymnasts to compete successfully in competitions.
Drive long-term athlete development, ensuring pathways exist from junior to senior levels.
Key Competencies & Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
Proven experience in high-performance rhythmic gymnastics coaching.
Strong technical expertise in RG training methodologies and the WGYM Code of Points.
A strategic mindset, capable of developing long-term performance frameworks.
Excellent communication and leadership skills, with the ability to engage and inspire athletes, coaches, and stakeholders.
A commitment to athlete well-being, safety, and ethical coaching practices.
WGYM Coaching Academy Level certification (preferred).
Expected Outcomes
High-Quality Daily Training Environment (DTE)
– Ensure RG NTC provides world-class training conditions.
Structured Athlete Pathways
– Establish clear progression criteria for gymnasts entering and exiting the NTC.
Coaching Development
– Mentor national and club coaches, fostering a stronger gymnastics community.
High-Performance Preparation
– Equip gymnasts with the skills and mindset needed to qualify for finals in major competitions, with a focus on achieving podium finishes in the long term
Strategic Growth of NTC
– Align RG NTC operations with SG’s long-term vision, including centralized training locations and expanded athlete support services.
This role offers a unique opportunity to play a pivotal part intransforming Singapore’s rhythmic gymnastics program, shaping the nextgeneration of athletes, and driving sustainable high performance in the sport.
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 five years we are focused on achieving podium success at SEA Games 2025, 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 (MAG), 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 Vision
: To lead and promote gymnastics as a FUNdamental sport, whilst nurturing world class athletes.
Our Mission
: To lead the development and growth of gymnastics, advocating for all and engaging the community through our shared values:
1. To build a fit, healthy and strong society.
2. To maximise the potential of each participant in a safe sport environment.
3. To achieve success in Major Games (SEA, Commonwealth, Asian, Olympic) and Major Championships (Asian and World).
Our Values
: RICE – Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Excellence.
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.
Singapore Gymnastics also achieved first podium placings at the Junior Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics produced a new business plan for FY2026. Singapore Gymnastics is offering an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated individual to join the team in a key leadership role of Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) National Head Coach, focused on developing RG National Training Center (NTC) and improving national and international performances of Singapore Gymnasts. It is important that Singapore Gymnastics has a strong shop window to inspire and encourage more young people to take part in gymnastics, to unite the nation and inspire the Singapore Spirit.
About the Role
The RG National Head Coach will work closely with the Performance Director (PD), Performance Development Manager (PDM), Performance Development Officer(PDO), National Coaches and Technical Advisory Council (TAC) to shape and implement a high-performance strategy for rhythmic gymnastics in Singapore. This includes:
Overseeing athlete progression, talent recruitment, and transitions.
Developing structured training programs that align with international trends and the WGYM Code of Points.
Leading high-quality coaching and mentorship to optimize technique, artistry, and performance execution.
Collaborating with key stakeholders, including coaches, parents, clubs, and sports science experts.
Monitoring athlete progress
Injury management
Supporting National Programme
Assisting talent identification
Leading coach education initiatives
Preparing performance reports
Mentoring national coaches
Adhering to Singapore Gymnastics’ Child Safe Commitment Statement
Performing other duties as assigned by Performance Director or Performance Director Manager
Key Responsibilities
1. Performance Development
Implement the Performance Development Plan in collaboration with the PD.
Develop training programs that tailors technique, physical preparation, artistry, and routine execution to align with our performance plan.
Monitor athlete progress to ensure continuous improvement and alignment with international performance standards
2. Training and Competition Preparation
Design yearly and long-term training plans tailored to the needs of athletes at different stages.
Prepare gymnasts for major international events, ensuring routines meet WGYM requirements.
Foster a culture of discipline, resilience, and continuous development within the RG NTC
3. National Training Centre (NTC) Development
Support the transition to clear entry/exit criteria aligned with long-term athlete development.
Implement planned increases in training hours and structured exam leave frameworks.
Assist in the consolidation of training locations, with a long-term goal of centralizing operations at Kallang.
4. High-Performance Collaboration
Work closely to enhance sport science and medical support.
Develop coaching frameworks to elevate the expertise of local and national-level coaches.
Engage with affiliated clubs, international federations, and competition organizers to maximize athlete opportunities.
5. Athlete Success and Progression
Ensure RG NTC athletes qualify for the National Squad (Junior and Senior).
Prepare gymnasts to compete successfully in competitions.
Drive long-term athlete development, ensuring pathways exist from junior to senior levels.
Key Competencies & Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
Proven experience in high-performance rhythmic gymnastics coaching.
Strong technical expertise in RG training methodologies and the WGYM Code of Points.
A strategic mindset, capable of developing long-term performance frameworks.
Excellent communication and leadership skills, with the ability to engage and inspire athletes, coaches, and stakeholders.
A commitment to athlete well-being, safety, and ethical coaching practices.
WGYM Coaching Academy Level certification (preferred).
Expected Outcomes
High-Quality Daily Training Environment (DTE)
– Ensure RG NTC provides world-class training conditions.
Structured Athlete Pathways
– Establish clear progression criteria for gymnasts entering and exiting the NTC.
Coaching Development
– Mentor national and club coaches, fostering a stronger gymnastics community.
High-Performance Preparation
– Equip gymnasts with the skills and mindset needed to qualify for finals in major competitions, with a focus on achieving podium finishes in the long term
Strategic Growth of NTC
– Align RG NTC operations with SG’s long-term vision, including centralized training locations and expanded athlete support services.
This role offers a unique opportunity to play a pivotal part intransforming Singapore’s rhythmic gymnastics program, shaping the nextgeneration of athletes, and driving sustainable high performance in the sport.
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 five years we are focused on achieving podium success at SEA Games 2025, 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 (MAG), 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 Vision
: To lead and promote gymnastics as a FUNdamental sport, whilst nurturing world class athletes.
Our Mission
: To lead the development and growth of gymnastics, advocating for all and engaging the community through our shared values:
1. To build a fit, healthy and strong society.
2. To maximise the potential of each participant in a safe sport environment.
3. To achieve success in Major Games (SEA, Commonwealth, Asian, Olympic) and Major Championships (Asian and World).
Our Values
: RICE – Respect, Integrity, Collaboration, Excellence.
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