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Sports Officiating
This qualification facilitates the development of the following knowledge and skills at a national level:
- supervising sporting events;
- controlling the entry and participation of competitors in sporting events;
- determining violations of rules and regulations and determining penalties for those breaches;
- deciding on results and, recording and announcing of results;
- evaluating, analysing and modifying the conduct and outcomes of officiating to improve performance;
- managing conflict related to officiating;
- planning, implementing and evaluating a fitness and recovery program for officials, which incorporates eating for peak performance;
- being involved in the administration of competitions and athletes;
- producing reports for cash flow forecasts and budgetary purposes; and
- being responsible for equipment required for competitions.
Career opportunities
There are many opportunities to officiate in Sports, such as becoming a Referee, Sport and Recreation Officer, School Sport & Physical Education Assistant or Sport Development Officer.
ASA offers Officiating Qualifications in the following fields of Sports
| AFL |
Canoeing - whitewater
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Hockey |
Soccer (Football)
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| Athletics |
Cricket
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Martial arts
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Surf life saving
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| Baseball |
Equestrian - general
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Netball |
Swimming |
| Basketball |
Equestrian – show horse
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Rugby League
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Tennis |
| Canoeing – canoe polo |
Golf professional
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Rugby Union
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Touch |
| Canoeing - flatwater
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Gymnastics |
Squash |
Volleyball |
Australian Sports Academy offers Officiating courses through the following levels:
For more information about each course, contact ASA on 1300 656 693 or email: admin@australiansportsacademy.edu.au.
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