The Department of Sport and Recreation High Performance Officiating Workshop will highlight skills and techniques of high level officials.
Begins: 6:30pm Monday 22 February 2010
Finishes: 8:30pm Monday 22 February 2010
Venue: Department of Sport and Recreation
Address: 246 Vincent Street, Leederville
Cost: $0.00 inc. GST
Contact: Alex Sare
Email:
alex.sare@dsr.wa.gov.au
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The role of the official is a complex one that requires a range of skills and techniques to ensure they are performing at their optimum level. The modern day official needs to be as physically fit as the participants, as intellectually astute as the game’s best tacticians (players, coaches and administrators) and above reproach from a moral standpoint.
The workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to gain insight into how a National Referee Panel deals with issues relating to being an official from physical preparation, to developing game understanding and conducting performance analysis, through to discussions on the conduct of officials when representing their sport or their country.
The workshop will examine the key role of communication in being an official and how officials can learn to better interact with participants and coaches. This will be an excellent opportunity to gain some ideas as well as interacting with other officials to challenge and learn from each other.
Julian Pritchard
Julian Pritchard is a
consultant at the Australian Institute of Management, primarily facilitating
leadership and management training. He is a member of the Australian Rugby
Union Referee Panel and has extensive experience officiating domestic and
international matches.
Julian will share his
experiences as a referee while discussing current officiating issues at this
excellent networking and learning opportunity.
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