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Tom Allen takes Gold at Len European Junior Championships in Hoorn, Netherlands
Allen's gold came in the 5km swim. Due to technical difficulties, times are not available at this time.
Swim Wales National League
The Swim Wales National League has been cancelled. The weekends for next year have been designated for development. Details
Masters Training Day 2010
A Masters Training Day has been arranged for 26th September 2010 in North Wales More
Assistant Coach Role
Bridgend County Swim Squad have a vacancy for assistant coach. Please see attached
Following the Swim Wales Chairpersons Conference in May; updates have been sent to all clubs. Please check your e-mail. Thank you
Club timekeeper

This course is intended as an introduction into the world of Swimming Official. It will cover practical aspects of what is required of a Timekeeper by means of a short theory session followed by a practical assessment. There is no minimum recommended age for candidates to undertake this training, although such poolside Officials do need to ensure they are registered members of a club affiliated to Swim Wales, or are individual members of the Institute of Swimming (IOS).

Judge Level 1

This is the first level of qualification. There is no pre-requisite that a candidate should have undertaken the Club Timekeepers course. This will encompass the role and duties of a Timekeeper, Chief Timekeeper, Inspector of Turns and Chief Inspector of Turns. The minimum age to commence training will be 15 years old. Candidates may undertake some instruction and will be required to complete a course workbook following which a practical assessment will be undertaken. There is no formal theory examination. However, during the practical assessment, candidates will be required to answer oral questions. When qualified, candidates will be attributed with the qualification Judge Level 1 on the British Swimming Database and may apply to become a Licensed Official.

Judge Level 2

This is the second level of qualification. This will encompass the role and duties in relation to all aspects of judging and the theoretical role and duties of a starter. Candidates will be required to hold the Judge Level 1 qualification and be a minimum of 15 years old to commence training. Candidates may undertake some instruction and will be required to complete a course workbook, following which a practical assessment will be undertaken. However, during the practical assessment candidates will be required to answer oral questions. When qualified, candidates will be attributed with the qualification Judge Level 2 on the British Swimming Database and may apply to become a licensed official.

Starter

Candidates who wish to qualify as a starter will be required to hold the Judge Level 2 qualification and be a minimum age of 15 years. Training will consist of a prescribed number of practical experiences as a Starter before undertaking a formal practical assessment. Successful candidates will be attributes with the Starter Qualification Judge Level 2S.

On application candidates for this course are required to be qualified at Judge Level 2S. A candidate may register to commence training aged 17 years but must be 18 years old at 30th November in the year of the course.
 
Further details can be obtained from penny.john-pearse@welshasa.co.uk , or 01792513639.
 
Referee
 
On application candidates for this course are required to be qualified at Judge Level 2S. A candidate may register to commence training aged 17 years but must be 18 years old at 30th November in the year of the course.
 
Further details can be obtained from penny.john-pearse@welshasa.co.uk , or 01792513639.
 
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