Official Mentors support officiating course candidates as they progress through their training.
To undertake this role you need to hold or obtain the following qualifications and prerequisites:
Provides participants with the skills, knowledge and experience to competently mentor SLSA Officiating course candidates.
Read moreThis program is designed for young people moving into leadership roles within their clubs.
Read moreThere are no prerequisites
SLSA official accreditation at least at the level you mentoring.
If you would like to become an official mentor, please contact your state centre. https://sls.com.au/state-centres/
You could progress to these participation opportunities from here:
The Club Captain is the operational leader within the club.
Read moreThe core roles of the club vice president are to support the activities of the club president and to oversee the activities of committees.
Read moreThe club president is the principal leader of the club and has overall responsibility for its administration.
Read moreIf you can do this role but would like to use your skills in another area in our organisation here are some other options for you to consider:
Age managers are responsible for running activities for their group of nippers on the day, and encouraging children to learn and progress in their surf lifesaving activities.
Read moreA surf lifesaver is a trained volunteer that patrols our beaches on the weekends. Becoming a surf lifesaver is satisfying, fun and rewarding. You can lead a fit and healthy lifestyle, become trained in aquatic safety skills, make new friends, compete in surf sports, and give something back to your local community. You may also help save someone’s life one day!
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