Padel coaching and living in Singapore
Practical guidance on padel coaching jobs and life in Singapore.
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Singapore's padel scene has grown quickly since its first court opened in 2014, with clubs spread across the island, from Sentosa to Dempsey and Tanjong Pagar, backed by a Singapore National League and regional events.
The country offers a clean, efficient, cosmopolitan lifestyle, with courts, dining and nightlife just a short ride away. Singapore suits highly qualified, international coaches comfortable working within a structured, salaried system. Coaches are valued here, and pay reflects Singapore's high-wage environment, so compare the full offer before deciding.
AT A GLANCE
Padel scene in Singapore
Singapore padel is like the country itself: small but well organised. Clubs are now dotted across the country, with almost all parts of the island now within 20 minutes of a padel club. A national league is now running, and coaching work here is mostly salaried, with few freelance coaches.
DAY TO DAY
What to expect from life in Singapore
Singapore is safe, clean and easy to get around, with excellent public transport and healthcare. It's one of the more expensive places to coach abroad, and English is the main working language, so settling in is straightforward.
BUDGET
Cost of living in Singapore
Living costs in Singapore are high compared with many coaching destinations. Rent will take up the largest share of most coaches' budgets, particularly for those who want to live alone or close to the city centre.
| ITEM | COST (USD) |
|---|---|
| Comfortable all-in monthly budget | $4,000 |
| One-bedroom apartment in the CBD | $3,000 |
| Monthly public transport pass | $100 |
| Local hawker food | $5 |
| Gym membership | $120 |
Frequently asked questions
There's no fixed requirement, but many coaches hold a FIP certification or similar. Singapore's high pay scale tends to attract more experienced, higher-qualified coaches.