I have several years of officiating experience and would like to work more broadly in sport. Are there roles where that background is especially useful, and how should it be presented?
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Officiating can demonstrate rule knowledge, conflict management, decision-making and composure. It can translate well to league operations, competition administration, training, scheduling and development programs if you describe the responsibilities rather than only the sport level.
What does progression usually depend on beyond simply knowing the rules?
What does progression usually depend on beyond simply knowing the rules?
A lot of career advice says to network, but that is not very actionable when you are starting with no industry connections. What approaches…
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