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‘C’ AWARD UMPIRING COURSE

12/4/2019

Date: Sunday 2nd June 2019
Timings: 09:00 – 15:00
Venue: Woodhouse Grove School, Apperley Bridge, Bradford, BD10 0NR

After you attend the course you will:

Improve your current understanding and knowledge of the rules of the game
Understand the requirements for the Netball Europe C Award
Improve your umpiring skills by identifying/observing and penalising infringements of the rules
Be able to demonstrate how positioning, movement and vision impacts on an umpire’s performance
Begin to develop an awareness of when it is appropriate to playing advantage
Have an awareness of Contact v Contest
Understand the importance of Game Management for control and discipline

Pre-requisites: Age 14+ You must be currently affiliated to England Netball to attend the course. The course is aimed at people who are seriousabout wanting to pursue the officiating pathway and become an umpire; it is not a rules forum.

Although umpiring experience is not a requirement you may find it useful to try and gain some experience of umpiring (at team/club/school training sessions) prior to attending the course.

Delegates must come prepared with a pen, paper, and a whistle there will be a practical session where you will be expected to umpire so please dress appropriately.

Cost:£40 payable via BACS on confirmation of acceptance to the course to WYCNA.
Yorkshire Bank Sort Code: 05-00-58 Account No: 64208529
Tutor: Rachael Cole & Karen Smith
Refreshments: None provided.

EN 'C' Award Pathway including Course Booking Form.
Return to: Kirsty Woodhouse
WYCNA County Umpiring Representative
WYCNAofficiating@outlook.com

Closing date for entry: Friday 24th May

Goalden Globe Nomination - Jackie Cork

3/4/2019

Thank you very much for my nomination. I do feel, though, that the successes with umpiring that we have had (and continue to have) are due to a combined effort from the all the clubs in the league who allow learners to practise. I would especially like to mention those teams in division 2 that patiently allow pre-assessments and assessments on their competition games. Support is also provided from qualified umpires that willingly give up their games and pass on vital advice when umpiring. Without all this support, learners would never qualify.

Thank you,
Jackie

‘C’ AWARD UMPIRING COURSE

Goalden Globe Nomination - Jackie Cork

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