How it works
How the Digital Coach Passport is earned.
Six courses, ten modules each. Short narrated lessons, then a multiple-choice test. Every course you finish earns its own certificate. All on your phone, in your language.
The steps
Five steps, start to certificate.
Create your passport
Your name, your sport, where you coach.
Choose a course
Start with Safety in Sport Basics. Ten modules, about 3½ hours, in your language.
Learn
Each module opens with short narrated lessons, about ten minutes, in your language. Stop anytime, pick it up later.
Test
A multiple-choice test. Score 80% to pass. Miss it? Review and retake.
Get certified
Finish all ten modules and that course’s certificate is yours, valid for 12 months.
The courses
Six courses. Basics first.
Safety in Sport Basics comes first. The rest open as you complete what they build on. ₹999 per course.
Women and Girls Safety in Sport
Anyone who coaches girls or women
10 modules · About 4 hours
Leading a Safe Club
Head coaches, academy owners and Safeguarding Officers
10 modules · About 3½ hours
The rules
Simple, and the same for everyone.
Grounding
Built on published standards.
We don’t invent our own definition of safe. Every source is public, and linked.
POCSO Act, 2012
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences: the statutory duty to report, and what counts as an offence.
Juvenile Justice Act, 2015
Care and protection of children, including duties owed by adults responsible for them.
POSH Act, 2013
Sexual harassment at the workplace. It applies to sports federations and their affiliated bodies.
IOC Safe Sport
The international consensus on athlete welfare, harassment and abuse prevention in sport.
NCPCR child protection guidance
India's National Commission for Protection of Child Rights: reporting pathways and child-sensitive handling.
My Drona Safety in Sport curriculum
Our own six courses, scenarios and rubrics, versioned and reviewed whenever a source standard changes.