There are two levels of assessors in Canada – Provincial and National. Assessors enter into the program at the Provincial level and can then progress to the National level.
To become a Provincial Assessor, a candidate:
- Must be nominated by their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association;
- Must be a ‘Provincial’ or ‘National’ Referee;
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There are two levels of assessors in Canada – Provincial and National. Assessors enter into the program at the Provincial level and can then progress to the National level.To become a Provincial Assessor, a candidate:
- Must be nominated by their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association;
- Must be a ‘Provincial’ or ‘National’ Referee;
- Must complete the Assessor Training Course found at www.squashcanadaofficial.com;
- Must pass the Assessor Training Course exam by attaining at least an 80% mark;
- Must attend a consultation session with a National Assessor for a complete review of the full Certification Clinic to the satisfaction of the Assessor – all in preparation for a shared clinic presentation;
- Must share the presentation of a Rules Clinic (or full Certification Clinic) with the same Assessor – and be assessed in that role to the satisfaction of the Assessor;
- Must be assessed by a National assessor while conducting an assessment of a Referee seeking a ‘Local’ signature.
Responsibilities:- Conduct Certification and Rules Clinics in cooperation with their Provincial/Territorial Associations.
- Assess and upgrade other Referees up to their own level of certification.
- Given that a “National Assessor” must first be a “Provincial Assessor”, all the stated functions of a “Provincial Assessor” may therefore be performed by a “National Assessor”.
To find out how you progress from a Provincial Assessor to a National Assessor, click here.