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It does this through regular training programs such as the Oceania Sport Education Program’s (OSEP) Presenter and Assessor training course that started today and will conclude tomorrow.

The program will is being held at the Institute of Business Studies University’s (IBSU) 6 Mile Campus in Port Moresby and is being delivered by OSEP certified facilitators.

Tuohik, who is a technical official for Triathlon PNG was among a group of 15 others who attended a Community Coaches & Officials (CC&O) course from January 25-27 at the Aviat Club, Port Moresby.

The workshop was jointly hosted by the Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee and High Performance Sport PNG.

“Thank you to the facilitators for the great effort to have the workshop arranged. Thank you to the presenters for the fantastic effort Very grateful I attended it.

“That was refreshing to what I learnt and know,” said Tuohik.

The program currently offers sport administration and generic coaching training materials and is expected to expand to other sport education areas like sport science and medicine, community social sport coaching, team manager and sport management and governance.

During the recent training, HPS PNG Staff who attended the were split into two learning groups which were Sport in Community Administrator (SiC) and Community Coaches & Official (CC&O).

High Performance Sport S&C coordinator, Thereseanne Daimol and coach Hannah Ilave left the country last week to trial their skills learnt as educators during the recently completed OSEP courses.

Daimol is by far the only individual in country that has completed a Human Movement Degree, and is working in the sporting industry.

Ilave on the other hand is currently the longest standing S&C coach with HP, minus Toua Kohu who has moved on to the Hunters program, and Boudie who is now doing gym supervision.