CEO of the BFPNG, Joel Khalu said two days prior to that, 30 people took part in the Oceania Sports Education Program (OSEP) Community Coach and Official course, a record for a course of this type held in PNG.
“The attendance numbers definitely displayed that there was a real interest and need for courses of this nature to be held.
“We’re extremely happy that we had so many people commit to attending both courses and make the most of this wonderful development opportunity,” said Khalu.
