Education for Measurers

Appointed International Measurers must attend an International Measurer Seminar and pass a written test.

World Sailing’s Seminars and Clinics for Measures are intended to improve the standard of measurement and to assist people who wish to become an International Measurer.

Both are hosted by Member National Authorities.

Information about hosting an World Sailing’s Seminar or Clinic is available in the Race Officials Resource Centre.

World Sailing International Measurers Seminars

An IM Seminar must allow for a minimum of 20 hours of instruction followed by the IM Written Test. Candidates who wish to attend an IM Seminar should either have been appointed as an Official Measurer or have an attended an IM Clinic and have proven experience of Measurement and Equipment Inspection.

 

World Sailing International Measurers Clinics

The IM Clinics are part of World Sailing’s programme to develop Measurement in target areas of the world.

An IM Clinic must allow for a minimum of 12 hours of instruction followed by a practical measurement session. There are no particular requirements for candidates who wish to attend an IM Clinic but it is advisable that they have racing experience. World Sailing recommends that an IM Clinic is held immediately before a national regatta.

IM Seminar / Clinic Instructors for are:

  • Jurgen Cluytmans (BEL)*
  • Dimitris Dimou (GRE)*
  • Aileen Loo (SGP)*
  • Alexander Finsterbusch (ARG)*
  • David Sprague (CAN)

IM Seminar Assistant Instructors for are:

  • Ajit Diaz (IND)

*Test Administrators for a test re-sit.

If you would like to organise a test re-sit, please contact the executive office at raceofficials@sailing.org