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Becoming An Official |
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Level 1
Achieving a
Level 1 Officials
certificate is very easy. Just read the "How-To-Help" booklet
and answer the simple eight multiple choice questions. Send your
answers via post or email to the VLAA and get your test results
and certificate in no time at all. We strongly encourage all
parents to be become at least Level 1 Officials, to gain a basic
understanding of the events at Little Athletics, and what you
can do to assist during the weekly competition.

Level 2
Moving on from the Level 1 Officials
qualifications, you may decide on being accredited as a Level 2
Official. This is a quite simple process and involves reading an
information booklet, and completing a multi-choice answer sheet.
There is no cost involved and as much time can be taken as
desired. Simply email or post the completed answer sheet to the VLAA.
Completing a Level 2 Officials test and being
accredited will provide a better understanding of the
requirements of officiating at Little Athletics, the event
rules, and becoming eligible to be a Key Official at Region &
State Championships. Most importantly your enjoyment from the
involvement will be dramatically improved.
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Further Reading
For any person
that is particularly keen, you can read the full Competition
Rules and Regulations as adhered to by the VLAA at State Championships.

If you require any assistance with
the exam or would like to know more, just ask one of the
Committee members for help, or contact an accredited official at
Chelsea LAC.
Chelsea LAC
VLAA Accredited Level 2 Officials:
Anthony Cafarella, Pauline Landt
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