High Performance Sport New Zealand
SPARC’s High Performance unit is now part of High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ). To find out more about HPSNZ go to
www.hpsnz.org.nz
Applications are now closed for the 2012 Prime Minister’s Officials Scholarship Programme.
The purpose of the programme is to develop skills that contribute to Kiwi's officiating in pinnacle events.
Scholarship Award
The Programme Guide (DOC, 212 Kb) provides full details on scholarship eligibility, application process, selection criteria (Schedule 2) and key points of contact.
Who is eligible to apply?
Any official who:
- Identified to have the ability to officiate in pinnacle events.
- Has an up-to-date professional development plan.
- Has demonstrated commitment to their NSO’s education and development pathways.
- Has their application endorsed by their NSO.
- Has no outstanding scholarship requirements
How can the funding be used?
The programme supports professional development activities related to the purpose of the scholarships. By way of example, activities supported can include accreditation requirements, business coaching, mentoring, training, internships, conferences, study visits, observations at key sporting events, discussions on ‘best’ practice, on-the-job shadowing, participation in peer network activities, participation in international committees or working groups, peer review of professional work, travel, accommodation, incidentals, and reimbursement for lost income. Please note that priorities may be given to certain activities.
How do I apply for a 2012 scholarship?
- Discuss your application with your NSO.
- From 1 November 2011 you may complete your application form online.
- We recommend preparing a Draft Application Form (DOCX, 81 Kb) and then cut and pasting your answers into the online form.
- Submit your application before 5pm, 1 December 2011.
Your NSO will be notified in writing on the outcome of your application by 24 December 2011.
Submitting final reports
Final Reports are due within four weeks of completing a scholarship. Please contact your NSO before submitting.
We recommend you prepare a Draft Final Report (DOC, 117 Kb) and then cut and paste your answers into online form.
Submit Final Report here.
Moderation Process
If you need to make changes to an existing scholarship, please complete the National Moderation Process & Form (DOC, 213 Kb)
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