Who is this Aimed at:

Anyone over the age of 14 years, interested in starting their journey in judging Double Mini Trampoline.

What To Expect:

An informative course that introduces learners to judging Double Mini Trampoline. You will be taught how to judge, recognise skills and implement execution deductions.

The course content is delivered via self-paced online eLearning which you should complete prior to attending your virtual session. The tutor-led virtual session will give you the opportunity to ask questions and practise judging with an experienced tutor before completing your assessments.

You will complete a practical and theory assessment. You will judge 20 exercises for the practical assessment and answer 20 multiple-choice questions for the theory assessment. You will  submit your assessment scores via an online form whilst viewing assessment material, therefore you must have access to either:

1. a laptop or PC with two screens, or
2. a laptop or PC and an additional mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet.

Delivery Method:

This course includes self-paced eLearning which you can work through in your own time and a tutor-led virtual session. The virtual session will be with an experienced tutor where you will practise judging and have the opportunity to ask any questions arising from the eLearning before completing your assessments.

Duration:

eLearning – Approximately 2 - 3 hours

Virtual Session – 3 hours
- Practise and Q&A – 1 ½ hours
- Assessment – 1 ½ hour

What Resources Are Included:

You will be able to download presentation slide notes to assist with your completion of the course material. There are videos available on Academy for you to practise your judging after completion of the eLearning.

It is recommended that you also download the latest version of the Trampoline (2022-2024) Code of Points.

How Will I Be Assessed:

You will be complete a Practical and a Theory assessment which will take place in a live virtual classroom.

Practical

20 Exercises to Judge Execution

Theory

20 multiple-choice questions

Advice on sitting your assessment:

-You must ensure you have the appropriate equipment and internet connection (WiFi).
- You must ensure you are able to sit your assessment in an environment free from distraction. We do not recommend being in a public space.
- You should not sit your assessment in the same room as other judges who are also sitting the assessment.
- There should not be anyone present who could distract or influence your scores.

You will be required to submit your assessment scores via an online form whilst viewing assessment material, therefore you must have access to either:

1. a laptop or PC with two screens, or
2. a laptop or PC and an additional mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet.

Price:

£45