P.E. instructors hail Train-the-Trainer programme
Participants at the just-ended two-day Train-the-Trainer programme for Physical Education (P.E) instructors in the Greater Accra Region have hailed its impact and called for more collaboration to help equip trainers to positively impact the girl child. Held at the McDan La Town Park by the U.S. Embassy’s Public Diplomacy Section, the programme brought together 16 … The post P.E. instructors hail…
The recent two-day Train-the-Trainer programme for Physical Education instructors in the Greater Accra Region concluded with participants expressing their appreciation for its positive impact on the girl child. Organized by the U.S. Embassy’s Public Diplomacy Section at the McDan La Town Park, the event gathered 16 instructors from various schools to improve their skills in training and mentoring female student-athletes.
Notable speakers such as Sports Envoy Amy Griffin and former professional soccer player Kofi Sarkodie led practical drills involving over 60 girls from local schools, focusing on coaching methodology, building technical capacity, and creating a supportive environment. Deputy Regional P.E. Coordinator Mr Malcolm Frimpong emphasized the importance of coaches in the development of female athletes, beyond just improving their skills, but also through guidance, encouragement, and mentorship.
He thanked the U.S. Embassy for hosting the event and called for increased collaboration to sustain and expand the initiative. PE teacher Mr Adu Antwi highlighted the program's value in broadening the participants' knowledge of current trends in dealing with young talents. The Embassy provided essential equipment such as balls, bibs, and bags to support ongoing training.
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