Growing support for ISCC
Let the majority of the fraternity set the standard

ISCC objective is to provide trainee Coaches with a comprehensive, structured and progressive programme which is accessible, affordable and is facilitated by professional and credible Trainers.

Now, 8 out of 10 Skate Schools have ISCC Certified Coaches and/or Trainers in their organisation and support the development of the ISCC program. 84 trainees have completed the program in the past 4 years and the ISCC Committee are charged with the responsibility to develop the program and offer a variety of advancement programmes.

If the majority of Skate Schools, the Coaches recognize that ISCC program which promotes safety, fun, learning and offers advancement to National Certification, then it should be recognized and endorsed by the relative authorities.

LATEST NEWS
The next ISCC program will be 30th May till 1st June

There are currently over 1 registrations for the Level 1 Certification program as such it has been schedulled.

It is expected that the Trainers will be Mr Tang Wing Kee, Brent Tay and assistant Trainers Brandon with Director Hanson.

To register or seek further details please email

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ISCC Programs
From beginner skater to competitive athlete!

The ISCC program incorporates over a decade of proven teaching and coaching expertise, and draws reference from various sports & fitness programmes. Trainers, Coaches and Advisors continue to review, improve and expand the program to ensure the highest standards of achievement for both Coaches and students alike.

The ISCC program commences with Level one Certification which is an intensive, comprehensive, structured and progressive program which is especially designed to equip new Coaches with the theory, practical knowledge and expertise to become a Certified Coach.

Modelled on the National Coaching Acreditation Programme (NCAP), the ISCC program aims to provide a path of professional development for Coaches of students from beginner level through to competitive athlete.

ISCC Coach Development
Certified Coaches can progress to become National Coaches!

Highest Standards
The ISCC certification course sets the highest standard.

To become an Certified ISCC Coach, participants must attend an intensive training course and achieve a minimum pass rate of 70% or greater for each component of the course including; Theory, Practical, and skating skills and have over 12 hours practical Coaching experience. In addition to this, all Coaches are now required to meet safety standards including the use of protective gear and are advised to obtain their CPR and First Aid certification.

The standard is set whereby all trainees must attain a 70% or greater mark in; Theory, Practical teaching, personal skating skills to earn a pass and become a ISCC Certified Coach.

"Setting a high standard has both positive and negative implications" said Barry Hanson, Director ISCC. "ISCC delivers the highest quality of Certification and develop the best Certified Coaches however, due to the high standards and expectations, the number of trainees who pass will be less".