FAQ:
1. How long is 1 Term?
10 weeks for lessons at Kallang Squash Center
8 weeks for lessons at Chinese Swimming Club
2. Is there replacement class if my child is on MC?
Yes, only if a valid MC is produced. A replacement class can be arranged for the same term or a session credit will be reflected in following term
3. Is there replacement class if my child has other activities or exams?
No
4. Can I join mid term?
Yes, if you are a new student
5. What if I am travelling overseas?
No replacement or credit if students miss class due to above because the class will still go on and you are occupying a spot in the class. Alternatively you may sign up for ad-hoc classes at a higher rate of $95 per session.
6. Will the class have the same coach weekly?
Yes, the same coach for the class for the term. Unless the coach is away/ on MC then a replacement coach will be used
7. Will my child be in the same class weekly?
Yes, unless the coaches feel that student should move on to a different class or to be exposed to other players
8. Are the coaches certified?
All our coaches are either World Squash Federation, Asian Squash Federation or certified/ trained by Ultimate Squasher Head Coaches
9. When are the fees due and payable to?
Before the start of each term
Kallang Squash Center classes: Paynow to UEN 201902878C
CSC & SICC Classes: Registration and Payment to the Club directly
10. Who are the Head Coaches?
Sandra Wu and Della Lee
11. Who are the Coaches in Charge?
Level 1: Coach Keet
Level 2: Coach Keet and Linus
Level 3: Coach Linus
Level 4: Coach and Della Lee Chua Man Tong
12. How do I know what Level is my child?
The coaches will do an assessment at the end of each term. Ranking matches will be conducted on session 9 & 10 to assess students progress.
13. What types of tournament and when should I register my child for tournaments?
SSRA Junior Circuit Tournaments x 3 yearly
SSRA National Junior Championships
Ultimate Squasher Junior Open
Singapore Junior Open
* You may check with coaches on suitable tournaments to play in
14. What is Level 1,2,3,4?
Level 1: Beginners
Level 2: Game Ready
Can the ball hit to back court but unable to get the ball off back court. Able to do solo drives to 3/4 court consistently.
Level 3: Competition Ready
Can hit the ball to back court & able to get the ball off back court. Able to do solo drives to back court consistently. Able to do Simple Closed Drills
Level 4: Inter School, NSL League and above
Able to do more Complex Open Drills
15. What type of equipment do I need for training and competition?
Squash Racket, Non Marking sole shoes, Protective eye wear
16. What is the youngest recommended age to start squash?
6 and above
17. What are the Secondary Schools that offer squash as CCA in Singapore?
Girls Schools: SCGS, RGS, NJC, MGS
Boys Schools: ACSI, Raffles Institution, St Andrews, NJC, SJI