Coaches Working in Gyms Lack the Right to Operate, Says MoES
Coaches working in gyms across Armenia are doing so without the necessary qualifications, according to the Deputy Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, Karen Giloyan.
"They are performing extremely important work, and there are numerous instances indicating that they are not only failing to assist people but are actually harming them, leaving some disabled," stated Giloyan.
The Deputy Minister emphasized the need for measures to ensure that the licensing of coaches is regulated by law. He proposed amendments and additions to the
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