This course is designed to give an introductory overview of umpiring.
This is ideal for individuals who wish to gain further knowledge into the world of umpiring. A great opportunity for complete beginners. There is no formal assessment and/or accreditation.
Interested participants may also wish to avail themselves of a suggested pre-learning opportunity, the ICC Umpire Foundation Course.
A 2-hour evening Zoom workshop.
Designed to give you an overview of the basic Laws of the game and how to apply them and introduce the principles of fieldcraft and match management.
It will give you the tools to enable you to umpire matches in the lower grades of recreational & league club cricket, and enable you to progress onto more advanced courses (like CSMOA Stage 2 & Stage 3) as you progress up the pathway.
An optional, but recommended element to the training offering is a practical session(s) with the CSMOA Development team, watching and explaining existing umpires onfield during a game - TBA in 2024 pre-season (likely April)
Full day session (with breaks), 9.30am start, expected finish 4.30pm
An extension of the CSMOA Stage 1 training, designed to give you further knowledge and skills sufficient to enable you to progress up to the higher grades of recreational & league club cricket.
This course is available to anyone who has attended a Stage 1 course or equivalent (even in the same year). It will complement the previous course(s) by looking beyond the basic Laws, build on fieldcraft and match management techniques and enhance the concept of working as an officiating team, with umpiring and scoring colleagues!!
An optional, but recommended element to the training offering is a practical session(s) with the CSMOA Development team, watching and explaining existing umpires onfield during a game - TBA in 2024 pre-season (likely April)
Full day session (with breaks), 9.30am start, expected finish 4.30pm
This free entry level course is designed to provide you with all the skills needed to start scoring You don’t need any prior knowledge of scoring to participate.
The course covers the basics of scoring a game of cricket such as scoring symbols, umpire signals, dismissals and gives a helpful overview of the Laws of the game (recommended for umpires too).
Club Scorer, ran over 12 hours, is the course for anyone wanting scoring on a regular basis and is the only one to comprehensively teach you how to score.
This course is suitable for complete beginners and existing scorers who want to improve their skills. On completion of the course, you’ll receive an ECB ACO Club Scorer Certificate.
If you’d like to progress past Club Scorer on the pathway, you will need to become an official member of ECB ACO.
Level 1 is open to any member of ECB ACO who has completed the Club Scorer course.
Level 1 is not a taught course, this award is attained by scoring a minimum of 10 matches and getting some colleague feedback to go into your scoring portfolio.
When you’re ready, bring your portfolio for professional discussion with an ECB ACO Development Observer, of which there are three in Scotland.
Successful candidates will be issued with an ECB ACO Level 1 Scorer’s Certificate.
Designed for the experienced club scorer to hone their skills and progress to different formats of the game, this course covers some advanced areas of scoring and focuses on planning and preparation.
After attending you will need to score another 10 matches and attend a Duckworth-Lewis-Stern continuous professional development (CPD) module.
When you’re ready, bring your portfolio for professional discussion with a Development Observer.
Successful candidates will be issued with a Level 2 Scorer’s certificate.
For this course, candidates must be recommended for attendance by their Regional Scorers Officer.
Designed for scorers who have reached Level 2, attended the CPD module in linear scoring and who aspire to score in the higher levels of the game including multi-day cricket.
After attending, you will need to gain multi-day match experience. You will also be required to obtain regular feedback and at least two match observations of your scoring at a higher level to be placed in your portfolio.
When you’re ready, you will undertake a professional discussion with a Scorer Development Observer and bring your portfolio for review. Successful candidates will be accredited at Level 3 and issued with a certificate.
This module is designed to explain the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method of setting a revised target when there has been a suspension in play in a one-day match. It looks at the brief history of DLS and considers the difference between DLS formats.
It includes practical sessions for both DLS Professional (computer program) and DLS Standard (manual calculations). Scorers attending this module will need to bring their own laptop but the DLS professional software will be provided on the day.
When completed, you’ll receive an ECB ACO Duckworth-Lewis-Stern certificate of attendance.
This module teaches existing scorers how to complete a linear scoresheet, which is an alternative layout of paper scoresheet to the conventional box style scoring record.
The course contains a large practical element of scoring a recorded match, after spending time getting familiar with the new layout of scoresheet. Linear scoresheets make a good back-up system when scoring electronically.
When completed you’ll receive an ECB ACO linear scoring certificate.
This module teaches existing scorers how to use a specific scoring software package.
To attend this module, you will need to bring your own laptop and install the relevant scoring software.
The course is a hands-on practical workshop covering setting up and scoring a match, editing entries, printing, importing/exporting and uploading results.
When completed, you’ll receive a certificate of attendance.
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