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IPG Sukan KPM bakal ubah senario sukan di sekolah

PADA 15 Oktober yang lalu, Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin merangkap Menteri Pelajaran telah melancarkan IPG Sukan bertempat di IPG Kampus Raja Melewar Seremban. 

Dua IPG lain ialah IPG Kampus Perlis dan IPG Kampus Tun Abdul Razak yang merupakan fasa pertama IPG Sukan ini oleh kerana ada tiga lagi IPG yang telah dikenal pasti sebelum ini akan dilaksanakan kemudian.
Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan, Datuk Seri Utama, Mohamad Hasan juga hadir di majlis berkenaan.

Kalau kita masih ingat bahawa Menteri Pelajaran telah mengumumkan betapa perlunya ditubuhkan IPG Sukan oleh Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia ketika beliau merasmikan Kejohanan Olahraga Kebangsaan MSSM pada bulan Mei 2009 di Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil Kuala Lumpur.

Walaupun ada pihak yang menyifatkan tempoh dua tahun yang diambil sehingga terlancarnya IPG sukan ini adalah dikira lama tetapi kita patut bersyukur kerana ia dapat direalisasikan juga.
Sebenarnya idea dan cadangan mewujudkan sebuah maktab ataupun institusi dalam KPM yang dapat melatih dan melahirkan jurulatih sukan untuk sekolah telah lama diperkatakan.

Saya telah menghadiri beberapa perbincangan mengenai perkara ini diawal tahun 90-an tetapi perbincangan tersebut hanya setakat perbincangan sahaja. Tidak lebih dari itu.
Kita semua tahu terdapat lebih kurang 10,000 buah sekolah dan seramai 5.4 juta orang murid di bawah kendalian KPM.

Kalau setiap sekolah memerlukan seorang jurulatih sukan maka KPM perlu melatih 10,000 orang jurulatih.
Kalau setiap sekolah memerlukan lima guru yang mempunyai pengetahuan dan kebolehan melatih acara sukan maka KPM memerlukan 50,000 orang jurulatih.

Ini tidak termasuk keperluan melatih pegawai teknik sukan untuk mengendalikan sekurang - kurangnya sebanyak 24 jenis sukan yang dipertandingkan di peringkat Majlis Sukan Sekolah -Sekolah Malaysia (MSSM). Kalau diambil kira kursus- kursus ulang kaji yang perlu diadakan setiap masa bagi jurulatih dan pegawai teknik sudah tentulah IPG ini tidak cukup tangan.



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