Upgrading

Progress Checkers

Discipline Checklist – Field 2024
Discipline Checklist – Starter 2024
Discipline Checklist – Starter Assistant 2024
Discipline Checklist – Track March 2024
Photofinish, Timekeeping and Race Walking to follow

Level 1 upgrade documents

When applying to become a Level 1 Official you should complete a record of your experiences (2 full-days or 4 half-days) demonstrating experience of carrying out a range of duties. For field, this must include experience of officiating on a long throw. Your completed RoE should be sent to shonamalcolm@scottishathletics.org.uk.

Level 2 upgrade documents

When applying to become a Level 2 Official you should complete your RoE with a further 10 officiating experiences and the relevant discipline-specific questions. You will also need at least one feedback form from a higher-graded official within your discipline. These should be sent to your discipline head once completed for checking.

Discipline Feedback Form

Level 2 Field Judge Questions 2022
Level 2 Photo Finish Judge Questions 2022
Level 2 Race Walking Questions 2018
Level 2 Starter/Starters Assistant Questions 2022
Level 2 Timekeeper Questions 2022
Level 2 Track Judge Questions 2022

Level 3 upgrade documents

When applying to become a Level 3 official you should complete your RoE with a further 20 officiating experiences and the relevant discipline-specific questions. You will also need at least two positive reports from two higher-graded officials within your discipline (one as Chief/Referee, except in Photofinish). These should be sent to your discipline head once completed for checking.

Level-3-Field-Judge-Report-Form-2020
Level-3-Photo-Finish-Judge-Report-Form-2020
Level-3-Race-Walking-Judge-Report-Form-2020
Level-3-Starters-and-Starters-Assistant-Report-2020
Level-3-Timekeeper-Report-Form-2020
Level-3-Track-Judge-Report-Form-2020

Level 3 questions to follow during Summer 2024

Level 4 upgrade documents

To upgrade to Level 4, you must complete a course provided by UKA, questions and further experiences and reports. Begin by reading the Guidelines for presenting applications for Level 4