There are many technical official roles that are available. This diagram shows the pool roles, and there are others for open water.
Many officials enjoy the opportunity to learn new roles, although there is no obligation to progress.
Online training resources:
- For Community Officiating Essential Skills (COES) course click here
- For Sport integrity Australia (SIA) courses like below, please click here
- Safeguarding Children and Young People in Sport
- Anti Doping Fundamentals
- Competition Manipulation and Sport Gambling
- Annual Update
- For Timekeeper, Chief Timekeeper, Clerk of Course, Check Starter, Judge of Stroke, Inspector of Turns, Recorder and Starter please visit the TO training website here
Learner guide resources:
| Unit 1 | |
| Unit 2 | LG2 Timekeeper |
| Unit 3 | LG3 Chief Timekeeper |
| Unit 4 | LG4 Call Room Supervisor |
| Unit 5 | LG5 Check Starter |
| Unit 6 | LG6 Starter |
| Unit 7 | LG7 Inspector of Turns |
| Unit 8 | LG8 Judge of Stroke |
| Unit 9 | LG9 Recorder |
| Unit 10 | LG10 Finish Judge Chief Finish Judge |
| Unit 11 | LG11 AOE Operator |
| Unit 12 | LG12 Meet Manager Operator |
| Unit 13 | LG13 Announcer |
| Unit 14 | LG14 Referee |
| Unit 15 | LG15 Referee – Multi Class |
| Unit 16 | LG16 Advanced Self Management |
