Bron Pim Vermeulen
Date: 2010-07-03 - 2010-07-04
Course type: Judge Course
Level: E-judge
Place: Eindhoven Netherlands
Language: English (German, Dutch, French on request)
Cost: €200 (excl. €50 certification fee for AIDA)
Organizer: Pim VERMEULEN
Instuctor: Nicolas LAPORTE , Pim VERMEULEN
Contact: Pim VERMEULEN
IMPORTANT;
minimum 6 persons
maximum 12 persons
ask for cheap accommodation and travel!
we can assist in many languages, main language is English
NOTE;
arrival preferably Friday morning or afternoon (02-07-2010) so we try to start theory on Friday evening
REMARKS;
I would like to remind all AIDA nations and their members that this course is a requirement for becoming a Level E Judge.
Level E Judges are mandatory for national competitions to be recognized in the official AIDA International Ranking List.
An E-Level-Judge is also allowed to work as an Assistant Judge at world record attempts and at higher ranked competitions.
The course will principally be held in English.
Naturally, all athletes are more than welcome to attend the course - this knowledge could be your competitive advantage.
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE COURSE YOU MUST;
Be at least 21 years old
Have experience as an athlete, coach or safety freediver at an official AIDA competition
Have a current First Aid and CPR Certificate
THE COURSE SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS';
Introduction to AIDA philosophies (1/2 hour)
Theory on AIDA Regulation (3 hours)
Theory on Recognition of Records (1 1/2 hours)
Theory on the surfacing/end of performance - (1 1/2 hours)
Theory on the Internal Operation and Procedures for Judges - (1/2 hours)
Theory on dispute resolution and the AIDA Disciplinary - Commission (1/2 hour)
Theory on disqualifications, penalties and sanctions (1/2 hour)
Theory on the organization of a competition and technical issues (1/2 hour)
Practical application on time, distance and depth determination (2 hours)
Practical application on the judgment of time and distance disciplines (2 hours)
Practical application on the judgment of depth disciplines (2 hours)
Practical application on in-water rescue procedures (1 hour)