Beyond level 1
To progress beyond Level 1, you need to gain more experience in your chosen discipline. You will need a minimum of ten experiences, working with a more experienced official, to proceed to Level 2.
Click on the image below to see an enlarged version of the Officials Pathway. You can also download the full Officials Pathway – Track and Field Athletics document (11 page pdf).
You will need to submit:
- Your completed annual record of experience (which you can download below)
- A completed application form – from your log book or downloadable below
- A completed set of the discipline-specific questions included on the CD you were given when you completed your Level 1 course.
These should be sent to the relevant peer group head, as listed on the Officials’ Commission page.
For upgrading report forms for individual disciplines, see relevant sections of the Officials’ Toolkit.
Downloads
Annual-Record-of-Experience
Logbook Questions – L2 – April 2010
Download – Officials Structure from 1st April 2016
Download Application for Accredita~nty – 2B Official[1]
Download Application for Accredita~Regional Official[1]
Download Application for accreditation at Level 3 2015
Download Application for Accreditation Club
Download Level 3 Questions Field 2015
Download Level 3 Questions Photo Finish 2015
Download Level 3 Questions Starters and Starters’ Assistants 2015
Download Level 3 Questions Timekeeping 2015
Download Level 3 Questions Track Judge 2015
Guidelines for assessing Level 3 2015
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Scottish Athletics
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'WE ARE EXPLORING INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES for YOUNG ATHLETES'
Stephen Maguire's latest video blog looks at the Scotland vest opportunities in track and field in young age groups.
It is a case of 'watch this space' with the scottishathletics Director of Performance and Coaching explaining he is 'negotiating' on a couple of projects which may be pitched for U20 and U23 athletes.
We hope athletes, coaches, parents and clubs will find Stephen's latest messages interesting and informative.
WATCH here:
youtu.be/e8OJpymVbAADirector of Performance and Coaching for scottishathletics, Stephen Maguire, talks to Peter Jardine about the future of international competition for young S... ...
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6 hours ago
SPORTSCOTLAND ACTIVITY SURVEY
We're asking scottishathletics members and clubs to help us gather more information about activity levels in Scotland.
sportscotland are conducting the survey and the statistics gathered in are helpful when it comes to funding discussions so we'd ask as many of you as possible to get involved.
It also helps underline the powerful work being done by clubs up and down the country to help grow our sport.
(Please note the survey is for those aged 13 and above)
www.scottishathletics.org.uk/42033-2/ ...
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In 2017, scottishathletics independently conducted a survey with our members to understand your physical activity levels and to learn more about the impactScottish Athletics
9 hours ago
ULTRA RUNNING . . . GRANT WINS IN BARCELONA - WITH 156 MILES!
Scotland's Grant MacDonald won the Barcelona 24-hour track race at the weekend with a stunning distance of 251.373 km (156.195 miles)
Garscube Harriers athlete MacDonald also won this race in 2016 but improved his 24-hour Pb by over 10k in this race.
His distance,TBC, puts him fourth on the Scottish all time 24-hour list, and 17th on the GB all time 24-hour rankings.
It also surpasses the individual guideline standard set by British Athletics for the 2019 2- hour world championships to be held in Albi, France, next October.
In the same event current GB international Wendy Shaw of Reading Joggers took third place in the ladies event with 216.117km (134.28 miles) which surpasses the Women’s team standard for the 2019 world Championship.
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@ScottishAthleticsRT @AthleticsWeekly: Scotland's Grant MacDonald wins Barcelona 24-hour track race after running 251.373km, while 70-year-old Gene Dykes bre…
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