Ethics in Coaching: Navigating Dilemmas with Integrity

Registration Deadline: 18 August 2026 (Tuesday)

Coaches often encounter real-life ethical dilemmas, such as ensuring fairness, handling team selection, and managing the pressure to win. Through interactive case studies and group discussions, coaches will learn practical strategies to navigate these challenges with integrity. The workshop aims to equip participants with actionable insights that can be immediately applied in their coaching practice, fostering an ethical approach to decision-making.

Alvin is a seasoned sports educator and coach with close to a decade of teaching experience in tertiary institutions. He is currently a lecturer at Republic Polytechnic, where he designs and delivers coaching modules that equip future sport professionals with the skills, knowledge, and values needed to thrive in the field. Alvin holds a Master of Education in Educational Assessment and a Bachelor of Sports and Physical Education. He is an NROC Coach in Dragon Boat and Fundamental Movement Skills, and National Registry of Exercise Professionals (NREP)-registered Strength and Conditioning Coach. His certifications also include ASCA Level 1, ACE Personal Trainer, and Group Fitness Exercise Instructor. As a combined university coach, Alvin led the university teams in two editions of the ASEAN University Games, achieving podium finishes across various Dragon Boat categories. He also helped craft the Level 1 Integration Coaching Curriculum the Singapore Dragon Boat Association (SDBA). Alvin is also an experienced trainer for SG-Coach Level 1 and 2 courses at Republic Polytechnic, where he combines academic rigor with real-world coaching insight to create impactful learning experiences.

Please note:

1. This workshop is open to NROC coaches only
2. Please register first before attending this workshop. NROC coaches who attend this workshop without registering first will not be able to receive their CCE hours e-certificate, which is a requirement to claim CCE hours for attending this workshop
3. Up to 40 NROC coaches may attend this workshop