Learner must be at least 18 years old on the first day of the course
- Learner must hold one of the following awards:
- Tumbling - National Judge - Cycle 14
- Tumbling - National Judge Revalidation - Cycle 14
- Tumbling - National Judge Cycle 13
National Judge Revalidation (2022-2024) Tumbling
National Judge Revalidation (2022-2024) Tumbling
Welcome to the 2022-2024 Tumbling Judge Revalidation course. On this page you should find all the information you need to help you decide whether this course is right for you.
To revalidate your judge qualification this cycle, we have created an online learning resource which can be completed in your own time prior to accessing a theory assessment with multiple choice questions. You can find more detail in the sections below, make sure you explore all the areas.
Once you have decided this course is right for you, click 'Enrol' where you will be taken to a page which provides further detail. Your online material will be available via BG Academy once you have completed enrolment.
Explore this course
Who is this Aimed at:
All existing Cycle 14 National Judges who wish to revalidate for the new cycle.
What To Expect:
An eLearning module which will highlight and capture all the changes and clarifications in the new code of points. In addition, there is an online theory assessment which you must pass to be awarded your revalidation.
Delivery Method:
Online learning.
Duration:
1 hour of online learning and online theory assessment. You may also want to do some self-study between these two components.
What Resources Are Included:
You will be able to download presentation slide notes to assist your completion of the online learning.
How Will I Be Assessed:
You will be assessed by completion of an online theory assessment. You must achieve 80% to pass.
Price:
£25
The assessment is made available on completion of the online learning resource. There are 10 randomly selected multiple-choice questions to answer. You will need to achieve 80% pass to complete the revalidation and access your certificate. If you are unsuccessful, you will be able to retake the assessment as many times as you need.
