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Technical Officials are a vital part of triathlon. There are opportunities to participate at every level from local to international events. If you are interested in becoming an official, then why not complete the Introductory Officiating course provided by the Australian Sports Commission, see below:
Introductory Officiating: General Principles
The Introductory Officiating General Principles online course has been developed to assist officials in learning the basic skills they will need to officiate effectively.
The online course is provided by the Australian Sports Commission and is initially available free of charge to Australian officials.
Enrolling
To enrol in the course and for more information, go to the Australian Sports Commission website. From here you can access the online learning portal and obtain further information on the course requirements, including viewing some ‘taster’ pages.
For further information on becoming a TO, or for courses in your local area please contact the Triathlon Australia National Technical Committee at technical@triathlon.org.au.
Useful Links
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- ITU Olympic Website - London 2012
All the latest news and developments with the triathlon competition at the London Olympic Games, including a breakdown of the complex qualification process. - International Triathlon Union (ITU)
The International Governing Body for the sport of Triathlon. - Australian Sport Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA)
Australia's government statutory authority driving pure performance in sport. - Australian Sports Commission (ASC)
Australia’s primary national sports administration and advisory agency. - Australian Olympic Committee (AOC)
The non-profit organisation responsible for spreading the Olympic spirit and ideals throughout the wider community, and selecting the Australian Teams for the Olympic Summer and Winter Games. - Australian Paralympic Committee (APC)
Helping Australians with disabilities participate in sport and compete at the Paralympic Games through partnerships with governments, business, sporting bodies and the community. - Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series
An innovative series allowing the world’s top athletes to compete head-to-head in six world-class events and an exciting Grand Final.
