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 Julia Farrell, Manager – Training and Development provides a monthly review of what’s been happening in the Training and Development department.
CAMS ONLINE Statistics:
1/10/09 – 31/10/09:
| Most active day: |
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26 October 2009 |
| Least active day: |
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15 October 2009 |
| Most Active hour of day: |
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8pm – 9pm |
| Least active hour of day: |
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3am – 4am |
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| Officials training Semester 2: |
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344 |
| Competitor training Semester 2: |
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539 |
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING/EXPERIENCE
The introduction of RPL/E across all CAMS training modules and licence upgrades will take effect from 2010. New documentation and instructions will be promoted and made available on the CAMS website in the New Year.
TEAM ASSESSING
It has been identified that CAMS has a noticeable shortfall in the number of officials trained as Event Assessors. To address this shortfall a Team Assessment process will be introduced from 2010 – all information will be made available on the CAMS Website and be promoted prior to commencement.
The teams will be made up of one person who has skills in assessment (CAMS Event Assessor), and one person who is the subject matter expert who has the “technical” skills of the task involved. This will enable a quality assessment to be conducted. “Technical” skills are deemed to be a Bronze, Silver or Gold qualified official who may not necessarily have an EA endorsement.
All current EAs will be encouraged to undertake the new Event Assessor Course based on the Australian Sport Commission Model that will be available from the New Year which highlights the Team Assessment Model. Those officials that already hold Event Assessor Licences will of course continue to be recognised.
AUSTRALIAN OFFICIALS COMMISSION STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS
The Australian Officials Commission is presently completing its Strategic Directions for 2010. Each Commissioner is determining timeframes for a number of projects, some of which include: nutritional standards and physical wellbeing for officials, an apparels matrix, recruitment and retention of officials, ongoing development of CAMS training packages and a mentoring project.
Australian Officials Commission
A full version of the minutes is available from the Sport section of the CAMS website, or by clicking here.
For further information about training and development, please contact Julia Farrell on +61 3 9593 7774 or email Julia.farrell@cams.com.au
Training and Development – December 2009
Julia Farrell, Manager – Training and Development provides a monthly review of what’s been happening in the Training and Development department.
CAMS ONLINE Statistics:
1/11/09 – 31/11/09:
| Most active day: |
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11 November 2009 |
| Least active day: |
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12 November 2009 |
| Most Active hour of day: |
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6pm – 7pm |
| Least active hour of day: |
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3am – 4am |
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| Officials training Semester 2: |
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344 |
| Competitor training Semester 2: |
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539 |
2010
In 2010 we plan to launch a number of new initiatives. All new documentation and instructions will be available on the CAMS Website.
- RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING/EXPERIENCE
- TEAM ASSESSING
- NATIONAL TRAINING CALENDAR
- NEW INTSRUCTOR LED TRAINING PAKAGES
- COMMUNICATION UP SKILLING TRAINING IN EACH STATE
- AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX MENTORING PROGRAM
AUSTRALIAN OFFICIALS COMMISSION
The Australian Officials Commission will be finalising its Strategic Directions for 2010 at the face-to-face meeting January 2010. Initiatives on the agenda for the commission include:
- NUTRITIONAL STANDARDS AND PHYSICAL WELLBEING FOR OFFICIALS
- AN OFFICIALS APPARELS MATRIX
- RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF OFFICIALS
- UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT – OFFICIALS MANAGEMENT PROCESS
- NEW LICENSING AND ACCREDITATION BOOKLET – TITLED “THE GREEN CARD”
Australian Officials Commission
A full version of the minutes is available from the Sport section of the CAMS website, or by clicking here.
For further information about training and development, please contact Julia Farrell on +61 3 9593 7774 or email Julia.farrell@cams.com.au.
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