Fair Play Orientation Workshop by AICF

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New Delhi from 08-09 July 23, Pune from 15-16 July 23 and Bhubaneswar 22-23 July 23.

All India Chess Federation is pleased to announce the Fair Play Orientation Workshop at New Delhi from 08-09 July 23, Pune from 15-16 July 23 and Bhubaneswar 22-23 July 23.

This two days’ workshop is aimed to give a primary knowledge about Fair Play matters and best practices that need to be adopted in tournaments. On successful completion of the workshop, the participants will be considered for appointment as Anti Cheating Arbiters for National Championships and FIDE Rated events (other than title norm tournaments) under AICF jurisdiction.

Interested persons in the age group of 18 – 45 is required to fill the below Google Form before 5 pm on 24 Jun 23.

https://forms.gle/pq4qTyFLaajiLfYj6

There will be a fee of Rs. 5000/- to undergo the workshop and the same can be paid online https://aicf.in/other-payments/. Fill the Google Form only after making the payment as you need to mention the Order ID.

In case you face difficulty in online mode payment gateway, you can use the mentioned Bank Account of AICF to make the payment and need to mention UTR/UPI number at Order ID place of Google Form.

Account Name: ALL INDIA CHESS FEDERATION
Account No: 432422331
Bank Name: INDIAN BANK
Branch Name: New Delhi Main Branch, G 41 Connaught Place, New Delhi
IFS Code: IDIB000N022

The seats are limited to 40 in each centre and selection will be done by AICF to give exposure to personnel from different states. There will 25% reservation for female participants. The selected candidates will be intimated by email once the registration is date is over and the payment of the candidates not selected will be refunded at the earliest.

Participants are required to make their own arrangements for stay and make necessary travel arrangements only after confirmation of selection.

Please note that this Workshop is not a FIDE Fair Play Seminar to get FPE Norms and only aimed to give an exposure / knowledge regarding Fair Play matters.