Entry Level

Entry Level is the entry point for officials as they begin their officiating career at the Introduction and Recreational levels. The role of a Level I official and their on ice partners is to be responsible for administering the rules of the game  and to ensure it is played in a fair and safe manner for all participants. Rule knowledge and proper execution of the in-game procedures and duties will be vital to the success of officials.

PREREQUISITES

Prior to any registration, prospective officials are encouraged to check with their local hockey association to confirm that the association is looking to hire new officials for the season. Click here for a list of contacts for the GTHL’s local House Leagues.

• Officials must be a minimum of 12 years of age as of December 31 of the current season Hockey Canada Officiating Program – Intro (12-13 Year Olds) 
• Officials are required to register and complete the Hockey Canada Officiating Program – Intro (14+) on-demand course (formerly known as the Hockey University Officiating Level I)
• Officials will be required to purchase basic officiating equipment

For those over the age of 18, a Vulnerable Sector Screening document is required, please see link for details: Vulnerable Sector Checks for Officials | Ontario Hockey Federation.

REGISTRATION

Please click the corresponding link to register for an Entry Level clinic. You must attend both sessions for full certification. You must complete the above prerequisite prior to registering for an in-person Entry Level clinic.

Please contact [email protected] if you have any issues.

How to create a new Hockey Canada Registry (HCR) account