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22nd January 2021 Recreational

Online Stage Two Umpire Courses

Durham Cricket Association of Cricket Officials will run a couple of online Stage Two Umpire courses to offer opportunities to aspiring umpires to get trained ahead of the season.

The courses will be part online and part remotely tutored and are suitable to candidates who have completed the Stage One Umpire course and would like to build on their knowledge.

Both available courses will run through February and into early March, with one taking place on Sunday evening and another on Tuesday evening.

Candidates will complete five remotely tutored sessions and complete three e-learning modules as part of the course.

The details of the available courses are as follow:

Course One: Sundays 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM – Starting on 7th February and ending on 7th March

Course Two: Tuesdays 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM – Starting on 9th February and ending on 9th March

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Online Stage One Umpire Course - FREE

An online Stage One Umpire course is available free of charge.

This course is the first in the ECB ACO umpire’s pathway and is normally £30 to attend the face to face to course.

This course is designed to give an overview of the basic Laws of the game and how to apply them and introduce the principles of field craft and match management.

The course is an ideal introduction for new club umpires, a refresher for existing umpires and the first step for those who aspire to umpire at higher levels.

To complete the Stage Two Umpire course, candidates need to have completed a Stage One course.

Register for the free online Stage One course below.

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