Become a Referee

Officials are critical to the success of boccia and the experience of our athletes. Refereeing is deeply rewarding way to contribute to boccia. 

How to become a Boccia Australia Accredited Referee

There are two levels of accreditation within Boccia Australia for Referees:

Level 1 Accreditation enables referees to referee at Social, Local and State Competitions.

Level 2 Accreditation enables referees to referee at Social, Local, State, plus National Competitions.

International Refereeing Accreditation is only available through BISFed.

If you would like to become a BA accredited referee, please email referee@boccia.com.au and we will sent you up wtith access to our special Referee Training website.

Boccia Referee Course Level 1

Click here to view the Level 1 Referee Job Description.

Boccia Referee Course Level 2

You must have completed the Level 1 course, 1 year prior to progressing onto Level 2 Accreditation, but no later than 2 years previously. You must also have maintained your log book to present evidence of refereeing at least 10 additional games (all classifications) since completing your Level 1 Accreditation at Boccia Australia competitions, to also include at least one State Titles.

Click here to view the Level 2 Referee Job Description.

If you would like to become an BA accredited referee, please email referee@boccia.com.au and we will set you up with access to the training website.