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Hockey WA offers comprehensive training programs for officials, aiming to provide quality courses, resources, and continuous professional development opportunities. These programs focus on enhancing practical officiating skills to meet the demands of the game.

Ready to embark on your officiating journey? Begin your training now through HockeyEd.

Visit their website to learn how to kickstart your new role. Becoming an official not only brings personal fulfillment but also opens doors to opportunities within the sport.

HockeyEd provides umpiring, umpire coaching, and technical officiating training programs designed to meet national accreditation standards. These programs offer a diverse range of learning methods, including online modules, workshops, and practical sessions.

In partnership with the Australian Sports Commission, Hockey Australia and State & Territory partners are excited to introduce the new, reimagined HockeyEd.

We have adopted the modern approach to Coach & Officials development by shifting to a matrix model with our new accreditation framework. The new framework allows users to navigate their own learning journey, and choose education that is relevant to them, and their environment.

The new framework aims to improve the participant experience, by providing coaches and officials with knowledge on creating safe, fun & inclusive environments.

See the new Coaching & Officiating Framework.

Hockey WA regularly appoints umpires and officials for games across the metropolitan area and hosts numerous competitions throughout the year. These events rely on competent officials to ensure smooth and fair matches.

To begin your journey as an active official with Hockey WA, reach out to Hockey WA Officiating Development & Education Coordinator Angela Edwards for assistance on how to get involved in officiating games and competitions.

Benefits of Involvement:

  • Gain practical experience in officiating hockey matches.
  • Contribute to the development and success of hockey events in your community.
  • Network with other officials and professionals in the sport.