When can you get a derived grade?
You may be able to get a derived grade if:
- you have a temporary illness, injury or event
- you are selected for a national team
- you have a significant change to a long-term illness, condition or trauma
- there is an unexpected event
- there is an outbreak of a notifiable disease.
The following situations may or may not qualify
Read each example to find out if these qualify or not:
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More information and how to apply
Illness, injuries or events considered
Find out what temporary circumstances qualify for a derived grade
Illness, injuries or events considered
Candidates selected for national representation
Find out how being selected for a national team can lead to a derived grade
Candidates selected for national representation
Long-term illness, ongoing conditions or trauma
Find out what ongoing circumstances qualify for a derived grade
Long-term illness. ongoing conditions or trauma
Derived grades for an unexpected event
Find out when an unexpected event can lead to a derived grade
Derived grades for an unexpected event
Outbreak of notifiable disease
Find out how a notifiable diseases can justify a derived grade
Outbreak of notifiable disease