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LEVEL
3 OFFICIAL
Capability
Objective
A Level 3 official is able to
officiate in any position up to and including Referee on any game, including
local competition, interstate or national matches. This is the senior level
qualification for AGOA. At this
level the student must be contributing to the development of Gridiron
officiating.
This
is a National Level qualification. A
Level 2 official can study all of the materials and complete the game
requirements but if they do not work on Grade 3 games and participate in
National level events they will not be accredited to Level 3.
To qualify as AGOA Level 3 the
trainee MUST:
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Complete the pre-course requirements
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Complete the AGOA Level 3 training program
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Participate in Supervision and Mentoring of Junior
officials
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Participate in the National Level Training Program
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Complete the External Course requirements
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Complete the AGOA Level 3 exam to a 85% Pass
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Complete 100 games minimum including 10 Grade 3
games.
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Complete 3 on-field assessments to an ABOVE AVERAGE
standard
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Participate in one National Championships and other
national level events
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Be recommended by AGOA National Officials
Accreditation Committee
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Be accredited by AGOA Committee of Management
Invitation
to Qualify.
The AGOA National Director of Training will issue an invitation to
qualify to Level 2 officials recommended by the state Training Manager.
The nominees must have completed the prerequisites listed below.
State GOA may prepare Level 2 officials for Level 3 qualification once
they have been recommended and accepted by AGOA. LEVEL
3 TRAINING PROGRAM
Pre Course
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Be qualified as an AGOA Level 2 for 18 months prior
to commencement of the Level 3 course
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Be prepared to study and commit to training for a
period of at least 18 months
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Submit a paper / project on a set topic - eg How to
officiate an aspect of play In Course
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The course is to include 6 days of workshop / formal
study.
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All the subjects listed in the Level 3 Course
Overview (see Section 12.3) either as a formal course or by correspondence
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Participation in one Senior National Championship
week including attendance at all Game Reviews, Game Preparation and some Team
Liaison visits. Post Course
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The post course activities are to include:
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Completion of the Level 3 Examination to a pass mark
of 85%
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Rules and Mechanics Examination (150 questions mixed
multiple choice, situation assessment)
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100 hours practical - comprising games, instructing,
participating in sanctioned national level events, preparation to be recorded
in the Officials Log Book
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Participation in 10 Grade 3 games (see Section 5.5) DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM
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All Level 3 students will be expected to participate
in the National Level Training Program which will be conducted primarily via
email. The program will
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set a study requirement each month with a submission
to be returned
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form part of theory element for accreditation and
updating for Level 3
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form part of eligibility criteria for selection for
National Level officiating events
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Students at this level are required to complete 80%
ie 5 out of the 6 set requirements per year Supervision and Mentoring
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All Level 3 students must be actively involved in
instructing and mentoring junior officials. The ASC-SES considers that
actively mentoring junior officials is a must for elite level officials.
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Complete the ASC-SES Level 1 course and / or
Assessment course EXTERNAL COURSES
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All Level 3 students are expected to extend their
view beyond the sport of Gridiron and to look at wider sports management
issues, student are to complete two of the following elective external
subjects during the course of their program:
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ACS-SES Level 1 Coaching
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First Aid - Basic Level
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Legal – Covered during Training Course but to be
done externally if main course done by correspondence.
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Conflict Management
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Risk Management and OH & S Evaluations
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All Level 3 students are to participate in the
following evaluations:
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Three of themselves on-field by senior officials at
ABOVE AVERAGE standard.
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Three written by themselves on junior officials
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Three written on them by junior officials
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Self evaluation of a 30 minute video of themselves
officiating Thesis
A final 1500 word paper on a
research topic - contributing to the development of officiating Gridiron. |
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