Football 5 referees to be trained ahead of Asian Championships

IBSA to host 4-day course in Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpar 28 Oct 2017
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By IBSA

Referees from across Asia have been invited by the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) to take part in a training course in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 9-12 December.

Hosted by the Malaysian Blind Sports Association, the clinic will take place immediately before the IBSA Blind Football Asian Championships in the Malaysian capital, set to be held from 12-17 December.

A maximum of two participants per country will be accepted.

Details of the clinic are as follows:

- Participants must have a command of basic English and be registered in affiliated federation as football referee according to each national standard.

- Successful candidates after the course will be accredited as IBSA football referees according to national football coordinator.

- Candidates are required to arrange for their own flight to and from Kuala Lumpur and pay a fee of EUR 100 per day for hotel accommodation (twin sharing), food, local transportation and course materials.

- Candidates are expected to arrive in Kuala Lumpur on 9 December and depart on 12 December 2017.

- Should participants wish to extend their stay to watch the games from 12-17 December, an additional EUR 100 per day will be charged.

More information is available on IBSA's website.