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Cred-Up & Cash Up! Officials Courses
Scheduled Courses:
C Level Accreditation
To achieve this level of qualification, there is a multiple choice, open book exam which is based on the IAAF Handbook. C Level qualification is the minimum required to officiate at State Championships or Athletics Australia events.
Jumps - Thursday 21st November - 6pm - 9.30pm Applications Close Friday 15th November
Track - Sunday 8th December - 8:30am - 1pm
Jumps - Sunday 8th December - 1:30pm - 5.30pm
Attend two discipline specific information sessions and successfully complete the subsequent open-book quizzes, and you’ll be a fully credentialed Athletics Australia Level C Official and recipient of the voucher. Also, for each session and quiz you successfully complete, you’ll immediately be eligible to earn cash as a Victorian official in that specific discipline at school meets.
To register for the Bendigo and Knox courses please click on the event location links above.
Alternatively, please contact Andrea Hallett andrea@athsvic.org.auor contact 03 8646 4500
B Level Accreditation
To achieve a B Level qualification, you will need to have held your C Level qualification for at least 12 months. The B Level test is a written short answer test. After passing the B exam you will be required to do 10 or 15 competition days of practical experience depending on the exam.
No courses currently scheduled
A Level Accreditation
This is the highest qualification level in Australia. To achieve an A Level, you will need to have held your B Level qualification for at least 2 years. The exam is an in-depth written exam that tests knowledge of the rules, as well a person's ability to interpret the rules and make decisions about incidents based on them. Interpretation of the rules is a key part of being an event referee or chief. You will also be required to do 15 competition days of practical experience.
No courses currently scheduled