Training and Education

You've got a friend in me: SUSS Peer Coaches

3 February 2024

SUSS interest group student leaders learn about Safe Sport as part of their peer coaching programme.

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The Safe Sport Commission was recently invited by the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) to conduct a workshop for its peer coaches. These students passion for sport and arts led them to form interest groups such as taekwondo, powerlifting, silat, boxing, skating, music and dance.

A classroom full of people sitting at tables in groups, with a presentation screen in front and a "Safe Sport" banner visible.

The students learnt about Safe Sport, discussed real-life case scenarios and shared things they had experienced or heard about in their environment. Former national floorball captain, Fariza Zabir, spoke about her experience as a peer leader and how the Safe Sport landscape has changed over the years.

A person in a navy shirt stands in front of a projector screen and a banner with "SAFE SPORT COMMISSION SINGAPORE."

Extracurriculars contribute to the holistic well-being of students, helping them make friends and keep fit. Kudos to these students for being self-starters and for your enthusiasm in keeping your interest groups free from abuse and harrassment.

Group of people posing in a classroom, with a banner that reads "Safe Sport Commission Singapore" and a presentation screen.

If you would like to engage the Safe Sport Commission for workshops, please write to us at contact@safesport.sg.