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Virtual Tests Guidance

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 7 pages

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HOW WILL YOUR TEST BE JUDGED? Your video submissions will be judged by our qualified Skills Judges - these are the same judges who would conduct an in-person test session. Each virtual test will be judged by up to three judges before a result is processed, and the final result will be based on a majority score. These scores will then produce a PDF which will be accessible to the skater and their coach in their result email. Skaters should expect to hear the result of their test within 28 days of upload. Coach Email: Skater Email: Dear Sarah, Amelia Sanderson - Skills 1 Dear Amelia, Skills 1 RECIEVING YOUR RESULT You and your coach will receive the result of your test, as will the BIS Office. Pass results will be automatically processed and added to your Sport:80 profile by BIS staff, at which point you will receive your test certificate. Please allow up to five working days for this process to take place. Please see the below examples of a pass result email: