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VOLUNTEERS

If you have spent any time on the hill you know that many parents are required to run a race. If you are already a committed volunteer you know how satisfying it really is to be involved in these events with the racers and the teams of other parents who are running the races. Some of us also recognize we don't know as much as we would like to know about how races happen, or don't have enough understanding or experience to get beyond slipping the course or tending a gate.

RACE OFFICIAL INFORMATION

 

Alpine Canada Race Organizing Handbook

Level I Introductory Information


This introductory session outlines the sport of alpine ski racing and is the place to begin. Whether you are a parent of a racer or a volunteer looking to build experience for the Canada Games in 2011 you will find this course enjoyable and informative.

The course includes presentations, hands-on experiences, ample time for questions and discussions, and practice during a mock race (indoors). More in-depth information covers specifics that will prepare you to take the role of Gate Judge, Manual Timer, Starter, Race Office Assistant or Course Crew during races.

All parents of ski racers are encouraged to attend a Level One course early in the season in order to better understand their young racer's program, and to prepare themselves for being involved during races.

Level One courses will take place in the Port Greville Room with dates to be announced.
  
Level II Fundamentals Course


This session provides a greater depth of knowledge and understanding for Officials who have completed the Level One course and at least 8 days of experience in at least three different roles during ski races at any level.

This course is the suggested minimum level required for Canada Games 2011 Officials.

This course covers all aspects of alpine ski racing in greater detail (except those already covered in the Level One course) and prepares Officials for leadership roles at races. A number of qualified instructors will likely lead specific discussions on topics including Race Administration, Timing, Gates, Course and Race Jury.

The course generally takes place during six hours (one evening plus one afternoon) and is followed by a one-hour exam, completed in pairs or small groups and reviewed at end of the course. There may be an on-snow component. 


Level Three Officials Course

This course is an interactive one with an emphasis on discussion and exchange of ideas, opinions, and experiences between participants and instructors. Only officials with considerable experience are encouraged to join this course. Pre-requisites and course outline available on the Officials page at Alpine Ski Nova Scotia