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Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District

$70.84 - $86.11/hr

Additionally, the instructor should be available to travel with the team to tournaments and participate as a competition judge as needed. WORKING CONDITIONS : Faculty positions may require long ...

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What is a competition judge?

Competition judges are professionals or experts who evaluate participants' performances in various contests, such as sports, arts, academics, or talent competitions. Their primary responsibility is to assess entries based on specific criteria, ensure fairness, and provide scores or feedback. Judges may work independently or as part of a panel, and their decisions are usually final. They are expected to be impartial, knowledgeable about the subject matter, and adhere to the competition's rules and guidelines.

What is the difference between Competition Judge vs Competition Coordinator?

AspectCompetition JudgeCompetition Coordinator
Required CredentialsSubject expertise, sometimes certifications in judgingEvent planning, organizational skills, sometimes certifications in event management
Work EnvironmentJudging competitions, often in educational or industry settingsPlanning and managing event logistics, coordinating teams
Employer & Industry UsageEducational institutions, industry contests, arts competitionsEvent management companies, schools, organizations hosting competitions
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding judging roles, qualifications, responsibilitiesLearning about event organization, planning skills, and coordination

While Competition Judges evaluate participants based on criteria and provide scores, Competition Coordinators handle the planning, logistics, and overall management of the event. Both roles are essential in the competition process but focus on different aspects: judging versus organizing.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a competition judge, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Competition Judge, you need deep subject matter expertise, critical evaluation skills, and often relevant certifications or experience in the competition’s field. Familiarity with scoring systems, judging software, and standardized assessment criteria is typically required. Fairness, impartiality, strong communication, and attention to detail are standout soft skills in this role. These abilities ensure objective and consistent judging, upholding the integrity and credibility of competitive events.

What are some common challenges faced by competition judges during events, and how can they be managed?

Competition judges often face challenges such as maintaining impartiality, managing time constraints, and ensuring clear communication with participants and other judges. To address these, judges rely on thorough preparation, familiarizing themselves with the event rules and scoring criteria in advance. Effective collaboration with fellow judges and event organizers also helps ensure consistency and fairness in evaluations. Open and respectful communication, along with a commitment to transparency, is key to managing these challenges successfully.
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Manager, Sports Training & Competition - Area 6 (Coastal)

Special Olympics Florida

Fort Pierce, FL • On-site

$50K - $63K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

Position : Manager, Sports Training amp; Competition – Area 6 (Coastal)
Department : Operations
Supervisor : Sr. Manager, Sports amp; Community Engagement
Job Role : The Manager, Sports Training amp; Competition is responsible for promoting strategic growth and sustainability by creating quality competition opportunities and ensuring year-round training options exist for athletes and volunteers within the assigned region.
Qualifications:
  • BS/BA preferred
  • 5+ year’s office experience
  • Excellent organizational skills and detail-oriented
  • Good written and communication skills, including tele/video conferencing methods
  • Extensive computer experience in word processing, database input, and management, and Microsoft Suite required
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks and projects, including routine administrative paperwork, phone calls, and filing. Produce ad hoc reports as required.
  • Experience managing and stewarding large volunteer groups
  • Experience with contract negotiation
  • Interest in sports and/or intellectual disabilities is helpful, but not required
  • Knowledge of GMS (Special Olympics software) is preferred
  • Regular attendance required
Responsibilities:
  • Oversee the planning and implementation of all Special Olympic Florida competitions in assigned area.
  • Assist in securing Exhibition amp; Regional Games site venues, insurance, and EMT services as well as coordinating all aspects of the competitions
  • Review and approve final competition divisions and collaborate with the Manager of Sports Administration to create schedules and other competition-related paperwork
  • Recruit all officials, referees, and judges for Exhibition and Regional Competitions
  • Recruit competition directors and sport committee members for Exhibition and Regional Competitions
  • Conduct after-action meetings to assess the quality of each assigned competition and create after-action reports for future planning
  • Plan and execute the Opening Ceremony and awards process for Exhibition and Regional Competitions
  • Complete Run of Show for Opening Ceremony at all Exhibition and Regional Competitions
  • Ensure every competition includes SOFL branded signage and tents and collaborate with Development to ensure sponsor recognition exists where necessary
  • Ensure every assigned competition provides athletes with a safe and high-quality experience
  • Organize coaches meetings/training for each sport before the start of each season
  • Provide resources and support for all coaches (i.e. websites, resource manuals, books, etc.)
  • Recruit sport-specific clinicians for coach trainings
  • Attend SOFL Exhibition, Regional and State competitions
  • Assist with the food services portion for all competitions. Contract with food vendors and devise meal plans, costs, and menus. Ensure that special dietary needs are met
  • Manage uniforms, equipment, and supplies inventory and collaborate with the Manager of Sports Administration to ensure orders are placed.
  • Support cause marketing campaigns including the Publix Torch Icon Campaign, Wawa Coin Campaign, and TD Bank
  • Ability to work nights and weekends
  • Other duties as assigned
Special Requirements:
  • Must be able to travel and complete weekend and evening duties as assigned
  • Must be able to lift 50 lbs

Status : Full-time exempt position

Salary : Based on experience

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