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Continuing Coach Education (CCE) Programme

The Continuing Coach Education (CCE) programme gives coaches the platform to continually upgrade themselves in their area of coaching through renewing or upgrading their NROC membership.

NROC Membership

NROC membership is valid for 3 years, during which coaches are expected to accumulate minimum learning hours in 2 main areas:

  1. Coaching practice and
  2. Coaching education

There are 4 types of NROC membership status:

Status Definition
Active Refers to coaches who have fulfilled all the NROC criteria and membership renewal requirement. 
Inactive Refers to coaches who have fulfilled all the NROC criteria but did not meet the membership renewal requirement, i.e., failed to acquire the required number of learning hours or failed to send in renewed Standard First Aid.
Delisted Refers to coaches who have failed to meet the membership renewal requirement for a continuous period of 9 years. The coach’s name will be removed from the Registry. 
Suspended Refers to coaches who have either breached the Coach’s Code of Ethics or are under investigation, pending a decision from the Board of Inquiry. Re-instatement of membership will be granted on a case-by-case basis. 

CCE Hours Requirement

NROC Level Min. Coaching Practice Hours Min. Coaching Education Hours
Attendance CCE Hours Self Guided CCE Hours
Level 1 (Coach) 15 12 Not more than 3
Level 2
(Senior Coach)
36 12 Not more than 12
Level 3
(Master Coach)
70 12 Not more than 18

All learning activities must be spread over the three-year membership period and cannot be completed in the space of one year.

The number of hours recorded in the Coaching e-Log Book will be equal to the number of hours spent on that activity, subjected to the following limits:

Approved Activities Duration No. of Hours Recorded
Courses, workshops, conferences, seminars etc. 1, 2 or 3 hours 1, 2 , or 3 CCE hours

1/2 day

Up to 2.5 CCE hours
1 day Up to 5 CCE hours
2 or more days Up to 10 CCE hours
Please note that Standard First Aid (SFA), CPR and AED courses (including refresher courses) will NOT be awarded CCE hours as these are considered standard requirement for coaches.

Examples of Coaching Practice and Coaching Education

Coaching Practice Hours Coaching Education
Attendance Self-Guided
Coaching an individual / team at any level Attending SG-Coach Theory Levels 1 to 3 Watching coaching related videos
Centralized Training for athletes Attending SG-Coach Technical Levels 1 to 3 Reading coaching related books, magazines and journal articles
Mentoring other coaches Attending Elite Performance Level courses Conversation with coaches related to coaching 
Understudying a senior coach Attending CCE courses by SportSG, NSA & other sporting organisation Other educational activities not covered by attendance-based activities (check with CoachSG) 
Assisting a national or senior coach Lecturing at coaching related courses, seminars or workshops to coaches  
Introducing new methods or improving methods of coaching Presentation of papers in sport conferences and seminars  
  Contributing published articles in coaching journals, newsletter or other relevant publications  

NROC Membership Renewal / Upgrade at a Glance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Continuing Coach Education (CCE) Programme?

The Continuing Coach Education (CCE) programme gives coaches the platform to gradually upgrade themselves in their area of coaching. Sport Singapore believes coaches can deliver higher standards of coaching as they become more proficient and knowledgeable.

What are the modifications to the CCE hours requirement about? 

Self-Guided CCE hours are now included as part of the CCE programme. Coaches can fulfill certain CCE hours through self-guided learning and reflection. Reflection examples and templates are available on the CCE webpage.

Why is there a revision to the CCE hours requirements?

This modification was made through consultation with coaches and the Sports Coaches Association of Singapore (SCA). It encourages self-directed learning, adds flexibility, and supports critical self-reflection for continued coach development.

What are the NROC Level requirements for coaches?

NROC Level Requirements:
- Level 1 (Coach): 15 Coaching Practice Hours, 12 Coaching Education Hours, max 3 Self-Guided CCE Hours.
- Level 2 (Senior Coach): 36 Practice Hours, 12 Education Hours, max 12 Self-Guided CCE Hours.
- Level 3 (Master Coach): 70 Practice Hours, 12 Education Hours, max 18 Self-Guided CCE Hours.

What are some examples of Self-Guided CCE activities?

Examples include:
a. Watching coaching-related videos
b. Reading coaching-related books, magazines, or journal articles
c. Conversations with coaches related to coaching
d. Other educational activities (check with CoachSG for eligibility).

What do I have to do after I complete a Self-Guided CCE activity?

After completing a Self-Guided CCE activity, coaches must complete a reflection and upload it to SportSync.

You may use the following Self-Guided CCE templates to reflect upon and record learning from your day-to-day coaching practices.

Self-Guided CCE Templates:
Reflection Template 1
Reflection Template 2

Self-Guided CCE Examples:

Reflection Example 1
Reflection Example 2
Reflection Example 3

How do I submit the completed reflection?

Log in to SportSync using your ActiveSG account or SingPass and upload your reflection as Proof of Attendance under CCE Education.

How many hours can I clock for each submission of reflection?

You can only clock 1 hour per completed reflection, with a maximum of 3 hours / 3 reflections.

Do National Sports Associations (NSAs) have their own CCE requirements for NROC renewal?

National Sports Associations (NSAs) may also develop their own sport-specific CCE system. To be eligible for NROC membership renewal, coaches of these NSAs must also meet the requirement set by their NSAs, in addition to fulfilling the registry’s existing criteria for renewal. Sport Singapore and the respective NSAs will be responsible for reviewing the e-Log Book and the renewal application.

How can I determine if a course qualifies as a CCE activity for NROC renewal?

We may request for coaches to furnish information related to the course content and articulate its application to their coaching practice for us to evaluate its suitability as a CCE activity. Before taking the course, we would strongly encourage coaches to submit the course information to us, so that we would be able to advise whether the course can be considered as a CCE activity.

How to access and input CCE records in Coaching e-Log

Upon completing a coaching or CCE activity, submit details under the Coaching Education / Practice section within your e-Logbook in your SportSync account.

Upload proof of attendance such as:
Group photo of session attended
Email verification of attendance
Obtain an image of the signature of the coordinator and / or official stamp of the organising body

Coaches should submit the completed e-Log Book together with NROC membership renewal at least three months prior to their membership expiry date.