Nicholas Sabin, the USA-MidAtlantic regional coordinator and the staffing manager of SCG Opens explains how staffing works, and ways to improve your chance to be accepted.
Category: The Judge Program and Mentoring
Acquisition and Training of L1 Judges
This Powerpoint explains why and how could we find and train new L1 judges. It also includes common physiological profiles of judge candidates.
Alternative mentoring styles
The following PowerPoint contains information originally provided by . Alternative mentoring styles from Loïc Hervier
Areas where a Level 1 could improve
You want to be a Level 2 judge one day or teach your mate how to do it ? So let's see what Enrique Naranjo tells us about the skills and the various aspects needed for a Level 2 candidate.
Buiding your community
Alex de Bruijne explains how to make a community grow by involving yourself.
Dealing with Frustration
Yonatan tells how to deal with frustration and how to not ruin your judging experience with it.
Encouraging diversity and USC
The following PowerPoint contains information originally provided by . Encouraging diversity and USC from Loïc Hervier
Diplomacy and Investigations, Fun, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
Europe East Summer Conference 2017
This post is a list of the topics presented at the Europe East Summer Conference in 2017. Recent Policy/Rules Changes provided by . Road to L3 provided by . Customer Service provided by . Handling Deck Problems provided by . Writing Reports provided by . Tournament Logistics Workshop provided by . Magic Trivia! by . Judge/TO Relations by . Ruling Simulations presented by […]
Diplomacy and Investigations, Fun, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
Europe East Winter Conference 2017
This post is a list of the topics presented at the Europe East Winter Conference in 2017. Miss-communication and you provided by . Crime and Punishment in Magic provided by . Hidden Card Error presented by and provided by . Solicitation and sharing Feedback provided by . Slow Play provided by . Bribery & Collusion and how to DQ provided by . Approaching […]
Habits of Highly Effective Reviewers
This Document describes the procedure to write successful reviews with several examples
Hard skills VS soft skills
The following PowerPoint contains information originally provided by . Hard skills vs soft skills from Loïc Hervier
How to Certify an L1
This presentation describes in detail what you should do before, during and after the test, when you are testing a L1 candidate.
How to Get Accepted and What to Do When You Don’t
The following document contains information about event applications. It explains what judges should be doing to improve their chances to be selected to an event staff. It also explains what a judge should do in a situation that they have been declined.
How to Get to a Grand Prix
How to apply to GPs and what to do if you're not accepted.
How to Give a Seminar
Check out Bryan's handy advice how to give good quality seminars.
Diplomacy and Investigations, The IPG Penalties Infractions and Remedies, The Judge Program and Mentoring, The MTR and Tournament Operations
International L2 Judge Conference Florence 2016
This post is a collection of Powerpoints presented at the Firenze (Italy) Conference in 2016. Head Judging Side Events at GPs, provided by . Evolution of a ruling, provided by . How to be the best L2 in the world (and not go for L3), provided by . Self-reviews, provided by . Investigations philosophy, provided […]
Judge Information
Teun Zijp digs in the internet to show us the resources in the community
Judge Mentoring and Testing
This presentation describes how to find, assist, improve and test L1 candidates
Judges’ Interaction with TOs and Players
This Powerpoint describes the problems that arise during the judge - player and judge - organizer interaciton. It also metions ways to deal with those problems, either proactively, or reactively.
Judging, Not Just Running Events
Jack Doyle explains the hard and soft skills of Judging.