Experienced, qualified and passionate coaches dedicated to developing young players in a fun and supportive environment.
No commitment trial | All levels welcome | Limited weekly trial spaces
Experienced and professionally trained coaching team
Supportive and engaging environment
Positive and structured sessions
Clear development pathway

Schooled in Singapore at both TTS and UWCSEA, Paul is one of the founders of Get GungHo and a driving force behind realising our community focussed grassroots sport learning approaches. Paul holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration and is a veteran of the sports marketing business. Paul has worked with IPR holders such as Nike, Reebok, Manchester United, Celtic and the Australia National Football Team among other global sporting names, as well as on projects for SG50, The FIFA World Cup and the Melbourne Cup. Paul's experience in the education industry, having served as a Director at one of Singapore’s longest established international schools, has meant he has designed and activated big picture strategies for the school and its communities. Nurturing and promoting community relations and providing platforms and opportunities for engagement and growth. Paul has certification sanctioned by UEFA in Developing Effective Environments for Children in Sport, Child-centred Coaching and Physical Literacy and Coaching Children. Furthermore, Paul holds certification in Inclusive Coaching as well as Child Protection and Safeguarding from Sport Integrity Australia. An avid outdoorsman and Scuba Dive Control Specialist, Paul believes in creating strong community opportunities, instilling a love of life long learning and promoting his enthusiasm for invasion game sports. These attributes, in conjunction with his wealth of experience are brought to the Get GungHo leadership team.

Coach Aydin is a qualified youth football coach with a Diploma in Sports Coaching and a range of coaching qualifications, including AFC "C" Licence, VPS and Safe Sport. He is currently completing his Bachelor Of Sports and Physical Education degree. Aydin plays an important role within Get GungHo Celtic Soccer Academy as Head of Coaching & Player Development, supporting the wider coaching team and helping players develop across the academy. Aydin particularly enjoys watching young players grow and improve from session to session and sharing their enjoyment of the game. His coaching philosophy is that winning is not everything — it is about growing together as a team and celebrating the small victories along the way. His own sporting background also includes rugby, both as a player and coach. One of Aydin’s favourite coaching moments is seeing his SYL U10 team lift a trophy after a season of genuine growth and development.

Coach Theo is a qualified youth football coach holding FAS ICC, FAS Grassroots and Values and Principles in Sport (VPS) qualifications. He is currently the SYL Head Coach at Get GungHo Celtic Soccer Academy, with coaching experience across grassroots and academy football, including Barça Academy, North Vista Secondary School and Get GungHo Celtic Soccer Academy. Theo has worked with players from U8 through U16 and has also gained playing experience with Singapore Khalsa in the SFL 1 (2026), the Sport Singapore SNL Combined Team (2026), Tiong Bahru in SFL 2 (2025) and Balestier United in the IWL (2024). Theo is passionate about nurturing and guiding the next generation, both through sport and in developing strong character and values. His playing achievements include being an SNL Golden Glove winner, while his coaching approach focuses on helping young players develop their football ability, confidence and understanding of the game alongside the qualities that will benefit them beyond the pitch.

Coach Levi is a qualified youth football coach with FAS ICC, FAS Grassroots and Coach Theory Level 1 qualifications. Levi has completed over 150 hours of training alongside the Glasgow-based Celtic Soccer Academy coaching team, while also gaining coaching experience with St. Anthony’s Youth Football and leading our U8 squad in the Singapore Youth League. He has experience working with players aged 2–12, as well as coaching U15 players. Levi also brings a strong playing background, having played from ages 13–18 with Admiralty CSN, JSSL, Sporting CP Soccer Academy and Christ Church Secondary School in both C and B Division football. With a Diploma in Sports and Exercise Science, Levi particularly enjoys making a positive impact on young players both as footballers and as people. He takes pride in being a positive role model and loves seeing the moment when a new skill or concept finally “clicks” for a player.

Coach Tock is a qualified youth football coach holding the FAS International Coaching Certificate (ICC) and is a graduate of Republic Polytechnic with a Diploma in Sports Coaching. He has gained valuable coaching experience both in Singapore and internationally, including spending seven months in Bangkok as a coaching intern with Bangkok FC. Tock is passionate about helping young players develop the right football habits and enjoys seeing their progress from week to week and year to year. Coach Tock believes football is about more than simply developing technical ability. He aims to help players play the game the right way, grow as footballers and become better people through the values they learn on the pitch. A lifelong Celtic supporter, his favourite player is Callum McGregor. Away from football, Tock is a keen chess player and proudly served as Chess Captain at Republic Polytechnic.

Coach Daniel is a qualified youth sports coach and PE educator with a Diploma in Sports Coaching from Republic Polytechnic and experience working with young children across international school and grassroots football settings. He has coached with Get GungHo Celtic Soccer Academy, Knightsbridge House International School, and Future Steps International School / Let’s Asia in Bangkok, where he worked as a PE Teacher and Football Coach. Daniel holds the FAS Grassroots Coaching Course qualification, NYSI Youth Coaching Levels 1 & 2 and SportSG Coaching Theory Level 1. Daniel is passionate about helping young players build confidence, develop fundamental football skills and, most importantly, enjoy being active. He strives to create a positive and encouraging environment where children feel comfortable learning, trying new things and working together. With experience working with U6 and other youth age groups, Daniel is committed to using sport to support children’s development both on and off the pitch, helping them grow in confidence, teamwork and character.

Coach Karthig is a qualified youth football coach holding FAS ICC and FAS Grassroots coaching qualifications. He is passionate about creating a positive and enjoyable environment where young players can develop their football skills while building confidence, teamwork and strong relationships with their teammates. Karthig particularly enjoys seeing the joy, confidence and camaraderie that children develop as they learn and progress together. His coaching philosophy focuses on developing teamwork, tactical intelligence and a positive team culture, while encouraging players to always play with a smile. Karthig also brings his own playing experience, having been called up to the senior squad of Sengkang Punggol FC, now known as Hougang United. Away from the pitch, he has been an avid collector of football cards and stickers and is still active in the local playing community.

Coach Aiman is a developing youth football coach currently completing a three-year Diploma in Sports Coaching at Republic Polytechnic. He holds an FAS Grassroots Coaching Certificate and is currently undertaking his coaching internship with Get GungHo Celtic Soccer Academy. Aiman has also gained practical experience working with young children at Little Skool House as part of his coaching experience and assessment, primarily working with players aged 4–6 years old. Aiman particularly enjoys coaching younger players because of their energy, enthusiasm and genuine enjoyment of the game. He believes their smiles and excitement are the best indicators of a successful session and strives to create an environment where children are active, engaged and having fun. Aiman is excited to work with the NLCS community, helping to provide young players with positive, enjoyable football experiences while continuing to develop as a coach.

What players will learn from Coach Haidar: Key football skills, gain confidence, develop teamwork and a love for the game in a fun and supportive environment.

Favourite part of coaching kids: Seeing their confidence grow, the moments it clicks, and helping build character, discipline and teamwork.

What players will learn from Coach Omer: Improved technical ability, tactical awareness and decision-making, while developing discipline, confidence and performance.






Our 6C’s Value System for Personal Development through Sport
Competence is about developing a positive view of one’s actions. That is, feeling and being capable of doing things that are important to us.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Competence – Set activities that are pitched at the right levels. We show children proof of how they are getting better through achievable targets.
Confidence involves an internal sense of overall self-worth; for instance, thinking ‘I am a worthy human being regardless of how I look or my ability’. Confidence also relates to our perceptions of how well we can deal with the demands of everyday life; this is also called self-efficacy.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Confidence – Children should experience success regularly and create a mastery climate. We do this by focusing on each child’s individual improvement and growth as opposed to being compared with others. However, our tasks and benchmarks are challenging enough to teach children emotional resilience and strategies for future goal accomplishment.
Connection is about building positive relationships with people and the institutions or environments we live in. These positive relationships benefit both the child and others and create a sense of belonging to something bigger than oneself.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Connection – At our football training Singapore sessions positive relationships are nurtured and promoted so that all children feel special and valued. We encourage cooperation between children and coaches.
Character deals with having a sense of right and wrong and of respect forsocietal and cultural rules.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Character – Children learn from what they say and do. Our coaches are role models and will always reinforce values such as respect, fairness, trust and good sportsmanship.
Caring is about developing a sense of empathy and having the capacity to care for others. It is also about experiencing a feeling of being cared for by those around us.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Caring – Children are people with real feelings. Our Celtic Get GungHo staff will always show that we care for our children, their interests and how they feel. We also encourage a buddy system so that children can nurture and develop care for each other.
Creativity is understood as the capacity to find solutions to problems and to have original thoughts and ideas.
How do we achieve this through Sport? Creativity – Children have a developing mind. We will plan activities where children will have to think for themselves. The focus is on understanding as opposed to copying. This will help them in other areas of their lives as well.
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Quick replies | Ages 2–12 | Beginner to advanced welcome
“The responsibility to safeguard and promote the wellbeing and protection of a child or young person does not rest on one person. We are all responsible” – Scottish FA Statement
What is Safeguarding?
Safeguarding is putting the safety and wellbeing of anyone under the age of 18 at the centre of what we do. We aim to create an environment where they feel encouraged, listened to, feel able to reach their potential, and to make a positive contribution to society.
You have the right to be safe wherever you are; at home, with friends, at school, out and about, or at football. We want to ensure all our young players are safe and happy.
Everyone at Get GungHo has the responsibility to make sure that the wellbeing of children is put first.
Creating the Get GungHo Environment for Safeguarding
It is important that everyone at Get GungHo feels safe and happy.
We make sure that:
● We have an environment where you can feel safe to tell someone if something worries you.
● We take your concerns seriously.
● Our staff adhere to the guidelines on the best ways to work with children, following the Safe Sport Unified Code by Safe Sport Commission Singapore.
Purpose of Safeguarding
Safe Sport is “an athletic environment that is respectful, equitable and free from all forms of non-accidental violence …” – International Olympic Committee Consensus Statement (2016)
The purpose of the Safe Sport Unified Code and the Safe Sport Program, which supports it, are to:
● Safeguard participants in the sporting environment from abuse and harassment, which undermine both the mental and physical health of participants and the integrity of sport. ● Harmonize and streamline safeguarding efforts across the Singapore sporting ecosystem through organizations responsible for organizing, administering, and facilitating participation in sport.
While guided by international frameworks, the Safe Sport Unified Code and Safe Sport Program have been contextualized for the Singapore sporting landscape and the sporting community through extensive consultations with sporting community stakeholders.
Together, the Safe Sport Unified Code and the Safe Sport Program form the national framework for safeguarding in sport.
Furthermore, at Get GungHo we follow the Safe with Celtic Safeguarding handbook. For further information on Celtic’s safeguarding policies and procedures click here
To report a concern please contact the following;
Get GungHo Safeguarding Officer:
Paul Adamberry – Contact No: +65 9860 0822. Email: team@getgungho.com
List of Approved Safeguarding Officers in Singapore click here
If your child is being abused or you wish to consult someone about possible abuse of your child, you can call the National Anti-Violence Helpline at 1800-777-0000. Calling the helpline is the first step to prevent or stop any abuse. If the child’s life and safety is in imminent danger, please call the Police at 999 immediately.
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Quick replies | Ages 2–12 | Beginner to advanced welcome