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Officiating in sport

The Workforce Development Unit will support peak sporting bodies, active recreation organisations, regional councils and other stakeholders develop and implement their organisations officiating development strategies.

Organisations seeking financial support to develop whole of sport strategies for casual, committed and leadership volunteer/helpers should review the Workforce Development Grants and contact the Workforce Development Unit to discuss their needs.

For individual volunteer officials the Workforce Development Unit will be providing learning and development sessions that complement their sport specific skills.

Online resources

Community Officiating General Principles course is offered by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) at no cost. The course has been developed to assist officials in learning the basic skills they will need to officiate effectively.

30 Basics of Officiating - Referee.com some of the basics required when officiating.

Play by the Rules - tips for officials can help create a positive sporting environment and promote positive environments by being good role models.

Clearinghouse for Sport brings together Australia’s leading sport and active recreation agencies – using the Australian Sports Commission as the principal information coordination point – to share news, evidence and insights about sport and human
performance.

Referee is a USA based site designed to assist a wide range of sports officials with news articles and resources.

Officiating Collective is an organisation that provides support, education and training, and professional development to all sports officials at various stages of their development pathway. This is a pay for service website.

Contact

For more information on officiating, call 08 8922 6819 or email NTSA.WorkforceDevelopment@nt.gov.au.

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