About Us

Who We Are

Singapore Table Tennis Association (STTA) is a National Sports Association affiliated to the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) and Sport Singapore (SportSG). On the international front, STTA is a member of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), Commonwealth Table Tennis Federation (COMTAB), Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU) and the South East Asia Table Tennis Association (SEATTA).

Sports
Excellence

Under the Sports Excellence 2000 scheme, table tennis was selected as one of the 7 core sports in Singapore. With the support from SportSG, STTA had made tremendous progress over the years. The STTA provides the athletes with the best possible facilities, amenities and environment for developing the sports and to reach their maximum sporting potential. Highly qualified coaches are employed to raise the standard of the athletes from the national squad and youth development programmes. Professional sparring partners are also recruited to spar with the national paddlers. These efforts coupled with the systematic training programmes, enables our national paddlers to deliver exceptional results.

Youth
Development

The STTA is committed to its mission: To develop world class table tennis players by identifying, nurturing and motivating aspiring table-tennis talents to become the best that they could be. The emphasis on youth development at the STTA has never been greater and a key goal for STTA is to identify and groom talented athletes from a very young age.

Our youth development programmes are as follow:

Zone Training Centres (5 – 11 Years Old)

Talented and promising players from the pre-school table tennis programme are invited to join the association’s zone training centres located island wide for intensive training. The zone training centres are instrumental in strengthening the process of discovering and nurturing young and potential players in a more structured and sustainable manner.

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Junior Development Squad (9-13 yrs old)

High potential athletes from our zone training centres and top athletes from our STTA co-organised tournaments will be invited to selection trials for progression into the Junior Development Squad.

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Youth Training Squad (19 years old & below)

The objective of the Youth Training Squad is to develop top youth athletes for progression into the Intermediate Squad..

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School within School Programme at Singapore Sports School

The Singapore Sports School, in collaboration with STTA started the“school within school” (SWS) programme.

The SWS offers a greater customisation of academic support for its student-athletes so that they can travel and compete more frequently. The yearly and daily academic schedules of SWS are worked around the student-athletes’ training and competition plans. Classes may also be conducted during the scheduled school holidays.

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Intermediate Squad (17 years old and above)

The objective of the Intermediate Squad is to develop top youth athletes for progression into National Team.

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Sports
Participation

Learn to play table tennis?

“Learn to Play” is basic table tennis course (10 lessons) for beginners. The course is conducted at the Toa Payoh, Hougang, Pasir Ris and Clementi training hall.

I want to improve my table tennis game

If you wish to advance your table tennis game, please join our “Continue to Play”programme. The programme is conducted at the Toa Payoh, Hougang, Pasir Ris and Clementi training hall.

School Holidays Camp

The STTA organizes regular table tennis training camps during the school holidays.

Table Tennis Interest Clubs

The People’s Association and STTA have jointly set up the National Network of table tennis interest groups to widen outreach and deepen engagement with residents through table tennis at the Community Clubs, Residents’ Committees Centres and Neighbourhood Committees.

The table tennis interest groups are to engage and to promote community and family bonding amongst residents. It will also provide opportunities for residents, regardless of gender, race and age, to learn to play table tennis and improve their skills.

The table tennis interest groups are led by volunteer peer leaders and practices are conducted at Community Clubs (CCs) or areas outside the Residents Committee(RC) Centres. We welcome as many residents to come forward and join the club.

Residents may join to learn and play leisurely or competitively, and even volunteer to be table tennis volunteer peer leaders.