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UMPIRE INFORMATION
BEGINNER UMPIRING
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if you are looking to become an umpire in the rdnl, there is plenty of friendly and experienced support to hand!
the rdnl have a great umpiring team who will guide and mentor you through your local training, in preparation for your c award assessment.
there is no cost to you for the local training & we will also reimburse you for the cost of the c award assessment itself. we do ask however that you:
whether you already have your level c award, or you are looking to learn umpiring with the view to becoming qualified, we would love to hear from you.
- provide your own finger whistle (approx £3),
- provide a hair band (or something similar) for putting on your hand to control centre passes; and most importantly
- ensure you are 100% committed to training and coaching sessions.
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FROM BEGINNER TO C AWARD
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Attend a beginner umpire session on a Monday evening for 4 consecutive weeks – commitment to attend all 4 weeks is essential and you must be affiliated with England Netball. 1 course will be run per season and limited to a maximum of 12 people;
Be available on Wednesday evenings for division 3 & 4 games. You will be allocated to a game and be mentored;
Once approved to umpire for division 3 games, be available for division 2 games. You will be allocated a game and be mentored;
On agreement with your mentor, prepare for your C Umpire assessment. This will include a written paper, a bleep fitness test and a practical assessment. RDNL will pay for the cost of the assessment..
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