Judging Schools

[Roger H.]

I am interested in attending the convention in French Lick. Are the judging schools open to anyone or do I have to take the introductory class before being able to take the others?

[Tony S.]

Re: Judging Schools

Roger: So long as you are an NCRS member in good standing and have registered for the event, you can register for any judging or technical session offered. Good luck and welcome! We are glad to have you!

Tony

[Harry S.]

Re: Judging Schools

What Tony said. Since you are a relatively new member I suggest you take:

Introduction to NCRS Judging - Greg Picconi & KC Strawmyre (Ford Room)Times/Dates: Tuesday, July 25, 1:45PM to 2:45PM - This school is an introductory course for NCRS members with little or no NCRS judging experience. The discussion will provide an overview of how we judge Corvettes and how we recognize and reward our judges. Greg and KC will focus on and discuss judging guidelines while offering insightful information to aid members new to the judging process. The discussion will include the NCRS Judges Recognition Program, accumulation of NCRS Judging Points, Flight scoring sheets and how originality and condition scoring are properly applied using NCRS guidelines. Three (3) NCRS Judging Points will be awarded for attending this session.

[Roger H.]

Re: Judging Schools

Thanks for the information, Tony. That's good news. Now I can plan my activities.

[Roger H.]

Re: Judging Schools

Thank you, Harry. I'm looking forward to learning all I can.

[David H.]

Re: Judging Schools

I am interested in attending the convention in French Lick. Are the judging schools open to anyone or do I have to take the introductory class before being able to take the others?

Roger

Recommend you purchase the "JRM" - Judging Reference Manual (9th Edition) from NCRS Store. Link below.

First pages are Owner's Advisory, followed by a Judge's Advisory. Take a few minutes with these for a good grounding of NCRS judging.

Your year specific NCRS Technical Information Manual and Judging Guide (TIMJG) tells you what to judge.

The JRM tells you how to judge.

I expect you have a lot of questions, the JRM has a lot of answers.

Dave

https://www.ncrs.org/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=78_1_4&products_id=221

[Patrick H.]

Re: Judging Schools

The best option in the short term is to connect with the closest Chapter, and see what judging schools they may have in the next few months.
In addition, check out the online judging schools shown in the Calendar on this site.

[Tony S.]

Re: Judging Schools

Good advice from David and Patrick.