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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, November 26, 2019

REMINDER: The 2019 FIBA Rules Exam will be available for all officials to take starting on Wednesday, October 15th at 12pm (EST) and will close on Monday, December 16th at 11:59pm (EST).

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE FIBA EXAM
  • Prospect/NOCP 1 FIBA Exam consists of 30 questions
  • NOCP 2, 3, 4 & 5 FIBA Exam consists of 50 questions
  • All questions are either “Yes” or “No”
  • You have 2 hours to complete the exam
  • The exam is open-book

Once the exam is completed, you will be able to view your score immediately following your submission. An exam rewrite will be available on Game Plan if an official does not achieve their required mark on their first attempt.

The exam summary complete with the results, FIBA articles and interpretations will be visible on Game Plan on December 20th.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE:

  • Prospect officials will have access to the NOCP 1 FIBA Exam (30 questions)
  • NOCP 1 level officials will have access to both the NOCP 1 FIBA Exam (30 questions) and NOCP 2

FIBA Exam (50 questions).

  • You will ONLY be able to register for 1 of the 2 available exams. Once you register for one of the exams, you will not be able to access the other exam.

PASSING MARK
In the framework of the National Official Certification Program (NOCP), the passing marks are:

  • NOCP 1 = 21/30 (70%)
  • NOCP 2 = 40/50 (80%)
  • NOCP 3 = 43/50 (86%)
  • NOCP 4 = 43/50 (86%)
  • NOCP 5 = 43/50 (86%)

NOCP 2, 3 or 4 officials working towards advancing to the next NOCP level this year will still take their respective exams. If the results are at the standard for the NOCP Level they are working towards, the exam results can be submitted and used.

Officials will only be able to register for the exam which corresponds with their current NOCP level indicated in your profile. If your NOCP level is incorrect, please notify your local board and immediately to have your NOCP changed on Game Plan prior to taking the exam.

EXAM RE-WRITE
If you fail the exam on your first attempt, officials will have the option to complete a second exam
immediately after their first attempt. The rewrite will be available until December 19th.

NOTE: ONLY the 1st exam score will be considered for any officials being nominated for national
tournaments.

EXAM SUPPORT
Exam support will be available during the exam period from Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm (EST). Please contact Riike Olasina at cboc@basketball.ca.

ACCESSING THE EXAM ON GAMEPLAN
  1. Sign in to your Game Plan account at https://gameplanbasketball.ca/?set_member_type=official
  2. Select the “FIBA EXAM” tab
  3. Select the “Register” button next to the exam you will be taking
  4. In the coupon code field, enter: CABO2019
  5. After entering the code, click “Register with Credit Card” to begin the exam
  6. Complete the questions by selecting “Yes” “No” or “Skip”
  7. Once all the questions are answered, select the “Submit Exam” that appears
  8. Your final mark will show once you’ve submitted your exam.
HELP: HOW TO CREATE ACCOUNT IN GAMEPLAN

IMPORTANT: The GamePlan creation step is only for members that don’t yet have an account. If you completed the exam on GamePlan last year, you already have an account and should use their login details to access the exam. 

For officials that are not yet on Game Plan, you are responsible for registering for their own account. There is personal information that these people need to complete when registering for an account and hence we ask that they create their own accounts. Once an official creates a profile their account is set to the correct NOCP Level based on the membership lists that each province sends Canada Basketball.

Thank you to everyone for your commitment to the game of basketball in Canada, as well as your dedication to learning the FIBA Rules and official’s development.



VIEW PDF FILE OF ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS
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PUBLISHED ON Friday, December 07, 2018

DEADLINE TO WRITE THE EXAM IS DEC 10, 2018 - CABO has released details on the 2018 FIBA Exam that all MABO Senior officials are expected to complete to maintain their certification.  The exam window will be open November 30 and close on December 10, 2018.  Please see the instructions below for the instructions on how to take the FIBA exam on Game Plan:

Please create your account and wait 24 business hours to ensure you're taking the correct exam based on your NOCP Level. We are verifying every account.

We strongly advise if you have not made an account to make one now, even if you are not taking the exam until next week.

The 2018 FIBA Rules Exam will be available for all officials to take beginning November 30th at 12pm (EST) and will close on December 10th at 5pm (EST). 

The NOCP 1/Prospects FIBA Exam consists of 30 questions and the NOCP 2,3,4,5 exam consists of 50 questions. Officials will have 2 hours to complete the exam and are “Yes” or “No” questions.

Officials will only be able to register for the exam which corresponds with their current NOCP level as seen on ‘my profile’ and ‘my certification’ tabs. Except in the following situations:

  • Prospect officials will have access to take the NOCP 1 FIBA Exam 
  • NOCP Level 1 officials will have access to take the NOCP 1 FIBA Exam with 30 questions. If a Level 1 official would like to move to NOCP 2 this year, they also have access to take the NOCP 2 FIBA Exam with 50 questions. However, you can only take 1 of the 2 available exams. Once you start in one of the NOCP exams you will not be able to access the other exam.

NOCP 2,3,4 officials that are working towards advancing to the next NOCP level this year will still take their respective exams. If their results are at the standard for the NOCP level they are working towards (NOCP 3, 4, 5 = 86%) the exam results can be submitted and used. If I am NOCP level 2 and working on NOCP level 3 I will write the level 2 exam achieve 86% or higher and submit those results on the NOCP level 2 exam as I advance.

You will receive your exam results immediately after you submit your exam. The exam
summary complete with the review of the questions and results along with the FIBA articles and interpretations will be accessible on December 11th, 2018 on Game Plan.

Steps to Access the Exam

  1. Sign in to your Game Plan Account at https://gameplanbasketball.ca/?set_member_type=official
  2. Click the “FIBA Exam” tab
  3. Select “Register”
  4. An option to enter a Coupon Code will be displayed
  5. Enter: CABO2018 and click “Register with Credit Card” – this will bypass payment (Do not pay or enter your credit card information)
  6. Complete the questions by click “Yes” “No” or “Skip”
  7. Complete the questions by clicking “Yes” “No” or “Skip”
  8. Once all questions are answered, click “Submit Exam”
  9. Your final mark will show once you’ve submitted your exam. 

Exam support will be available during the exam period Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm (EST). Please contact Riike Olasina at cboc@basketball.ca

There is a practice exam available if you would like to practice prior to entering the exam.

Thank you again for your commitment to the game of basketball in Canada as well as your dedication to learning the FIBA rules and official’s development.

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PUBLISHED ON Saturday, October 22, 2011

The Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials has aligned itself with the Canadian Association of Basketball Officials (CABO) for the mandatory writing of the FIBA National Exam.  This year, the 2011-2012 FIBA Exam will once again be administered ‘on-line’, however, the exam will be accessed through the CABO web site.  (Note: FIBA Exam Policy agreed upon at the CABO Annual General Meeting in Whistler, B.C. September 2011).  The Exam will be available to all current members effective immediately and will be available until December 31, 2011.   For full details...




IMPORTANT EXAM INFORMATION (please read ALL notes carefully):

1) All officials are required to write this exam and obtain a minimum mark of 70% in order to receive any assignments.

2) In the framework of the CABO National Official Certification Program (NOCP), a minimum passing mark on the exam is established and a candidate cannot be certified at this level until this passing grade is met.  Following is a breakdown for each level:

  • Probationary is 35/50 (70%)
  • CABO Level 1 is 35/50 (70%) 
  • CABO Level 2 is 40/50 (80%)
  • CABO Level 3, 4, & 5 is 43/50 (86%)  

3) Any official failing to achieve the minimum required mark based on his/her current CABO Level status would be allowed one re-write.  This rewrite opportunity will be made available within 48 hours following your first exam and will expire on December 31, 2011 and will also be administered on-line (CABO website).

4) The exam consists of 50 «YES-NO» questions.  There will be a 120 minute time limit for this exam.

5) National Tournaments: Any official who is assigned to games at the national level is required to write the national FIBA exam and receive a minimum score in order to receive assignments.  The minimum score for officials in consideration to receive national assignments is 86%.

6) For those officials WITHOUT access to a computer to write the exam, you will need to make arrangements with the Basketball Manitoba office at 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg on Monday to Fridays between 9:00 am - 4:00 pm to set up a time to use the computer lab on site.  Please call Ian at (204) 925-5775 to make arrangements.


INSTRUCTIONS ON ACCESSING THE FIBA EXAM:

1. Go to CABO website at http://www.cabocanada.org/

2. On the main page, scroll down to the heading “CABO 2011 Exam”.  There is a link for every province to proceed to the exam.  Click MB English Exam to write the exam in English or MB Francais Exam in French.

3. Your username is your last name followed by a space, then your first name (ALL UPPERCASE LETTERS). (Example: John Smith would have a username of ' SMITH JOHN '.)

4. The password for MABO Full members is MB123.  “MB” is uppercase (no spaces).

5. ALL information on the login screen is mandatory to help your Provincial Interpreter in sorting the results. Use the local association you officiate in for the “Association” info.

6. Once started, you have 2 hours to finish - you may save and exit, but the clock does NOT stop.  Write down the access code before starting the test (the code is case sensitive). When you log back in (using the code) you will only have the remaining time from your initial 2 hours. Ex: You have been writing the exam for 15 minutes and you have to take an important phone call so you save and exit the exam.  After 15 minutes you return to your exam using the access code.  You will only have 1 hour and 30 minutes left to complete the exam.

7. Please make sure you are going to be able to complete once you begin.

8. You may only take the test online ONCE. The system will NOT let you take it a second time - please make sure you review all questions and have an answer for each.

9. All questions are yes/no as in previous years - read each question carefully.

10. There are 50 questions, but they are randomized for each person - so your question order will in all likelihood NOT be the same as anyone else. Everyone has the same 50 questions, but in different orders.

11. When finished and satisfied please submit the exam. Your score will be totaled and shown to you upon completion (#correct out of 50 and %) - but you will NOT be able to review the exam until January.  Your mark will also be posted on your profile section of the MABO website.

12. Should you require a “REWRITE”, you will be able to take the test again on the CABO website within 48 hours of your first exam – login information will be reset, so follow the same procedure.

13. Your exam and results will be emailed to your Provincial Interpreter for evaluation.

14. If you skip a question on the exam the test program does NOT inform you after you have answered the 50th question.  If you hit submit, the skipped question will be listed as answered incorrect.  Please make sure you back track and review to make sure every question is answered.

15. Deadline to write the exam and any rewrites is December 31, 2011.  No extensions will be made.

16. If you have any questions please contact Cam Moskal, MABO Provincial Interpreter, moskalc@shaw.ca or 204-667-5542.


A copy of the exam questions and a complete answer sheet with rule book references will be made available on the MABO website following the exam writing periods.

Good luck!

Regards,

Cam B. Moskal
MABO Provincial Interpreter
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PUBLISHED ON Sunday, November 18, 2012


The Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials has once again aligned itself with the Canadian Association of Basketball Officials (CABO) for the mandatory writing of the FIBA National Exam.  The 2012-2013 FIBA Exam will once again be administered ‘on-line’, and will be accessed through the CABO web site.  

 The Exam will be available to all current members commencing November 15, 2012 and will be available until December 15, 2012.  

 IMPORTANT EXAM INFORMATION (please read ALL notes carefully):

 1)             All officials are required to write this exam and obtain a minimum mark of 70% in order to receive any assignments.  

 2)             In the framework of the CABO National Official Certification Program (NOCP), a minimum passing mark on the exam is established and a candidate cannot be certified at this level until this passing grade is met.  Following is a breakdown for each level:
  • Probationary is 35/50 (70%)
  • CABO Level 1 is 35/50 (70%) 
  • CABO Level 2 is 40/50 (80%)
  • CABO Level 3, 4, & 5 is 43/50 (86%)  

 3)             Any official failing to achieve the minimum required mark based on his/her current CABO Level status would be allowed one re-write.  This rewrite opportunity will be made available within 48 hours following your first exam and will expire on December 15, 2012 and will also be administered on-line (CABO website).

 4)             The exam consists of 50 «YES-NO» questions.  There will be a 90 minute time limit for this exam.

 5)             National Tournaments: Any official who is assigned to games at the national level is required to write the national FIBA exam and receive a minimum score in order to receive assignments.  The minimum score for officials in consideration to receive national assignments is 86%.

 6)             For those officials WITHOUT access to a computer to write the exam, you will need to make arrange ments with the Basketball Manitoba office at 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg on Monday to Fridays between 9:00 am - 4:00 pm to set up a time to use the computer lab on site.  Please call Ian at (204) 925-5775 to make arrangements.

INSTRUCTIONS ON ACCESSING THE FIBA EXAM:

 1.             Go to CABO website at www.cabocanada.org 
2.             On the main page, scroll down to the heading “2012-2013 CABO National Rules Exam”.  Click either Exam - English to write the exam in English or Exam - Francais in French.  After you thoroughly read the instructions, scroll down the page and click on ‘Manitoba’.
3.             Your username is your last name followed by a space, then your first name (ALL UPPERCASE LETTERS). (Example: John Smith w ould have a username of SMITH JOHN.)
4.             The password for MABO Full members is MB2013.  “MB” is uppercase (no spaces).
5.             ALL information on the login screen is mandatory to help your Provincial Interpreter in sorting the results. Use the local association you officiate in for the “Local Association” field.
6.             Once started, you have 90 minutes to finish - you may save and exit, but the clock does NOT stop.  Write down the access code before starting the test (the code is case sensitive). When you log back in (using the code) you will only have the remaining time from your initial 90 minutes. Ex: You have been writing the exam for 15 minutes and yo have to take an important phone call so you save and exit the exam.  After 15 minutes you r eturn to your exam using the access code.  You will only have 60 minutes left to complete the exam.
7.             Please make sure you are going to be able to complete once you begin.
8.             You may only take the test online ONCE. The system will NOT let you take it a second time - please make sure you review all questions and have an answer for each.
9.             All questions are yes/no as in previous years - read each question carefully.
10.           There are 50 questions, but they are randomized for each person - so your question order will in all likelihood NOT be the same as anyone else. Everyone has the same 50 questions, but in different orders.
11.           When finish ed and satisfied please submit the exam. Your score will be totaled and shown to you upon completion (#correct out of 50 and %) - but you will NOT be able to review the exam until after December 15th.  Your mark will also be posted on your profile section of the MABO website.
12.           Should you require a “REWRITE”, you will be able to take the test again on the CABO website within 48 hours of your first exam – login information will be reset, so follow the same procedure.
13.           Your exam and results will be emailed to your Provincial Interpreter for evaluation.
14.           If you skip a question on the exam the test program does NOT inform you after you have answered the 50th question.  If you hit submit, the skipped question will be listed as answered incorrec t.  Please make sure you back track and review to make sure every question is answered.
15.           Deadline to write the exam and any rewrites is December 15, 2012
16.           If you have any questions please contact Cam Moskal, MABO Provincial Interpreter,moskalc@shaw.ca or 204-667-5542.
A copy of the exam questions and a complete answer sheet with rule book references will be made available on the MABO website following the exam writing periods.

 Good luck!

 Regards,
Cam B. Moskal
MABO Provincial Interpreter
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PUBLISHED ON Thursday, December 12, 2024

 



MABO is providing an update regarding the ongoing challenges officials are experiencing when accessing Game Plan to write the exam. The slower performance and access issues are due to significantly increased traffic, as many officials are using the platform during this final week of the exam period causing it to crash at times.


The developer is doing as much as possible to improve the system’s efficiency and ensure it remains operational and running.


To accommodate these challenges, we will be extending the exam deadline to Tuesday, December 17, until 5 PM ET. Please note, this will be the final extension of the deadline. We hope this will help offset some traffic and allow officials to gain access to game plan.


Please do not email exam support to report that the website is down.  They are already aware of the delays and are addressing them as they arise. Instead, please direct them to use the support email for specific issues such as:

  • Lost passwords/username
  • Incorrect access to the NOCP exam level
  • Other technical exam-related concerns

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and frustration caused by these delays. Thank you for your patience and cooperation. Exam Support remains available to assist Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 4 PM ET.


If you have any questions or need further clarification, please don’t hesitate to reach out to :


Provincial Interpreter


Darren Patkau provincialinterpreter@maboref.com


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The 2024‐25 FIBA Rules Exam will be available for all officials registered with CBOC to take starting on Monday, November 4th at 12:00 PM (ET) and will close on Friday, December 6th 17th at 5:00 PM (ET).


Please note the exam closes indefinitely on Friday, December 6th 17th at 5:00PM (ET) and will not be extended.


EXAM SUPPORT

Exam support will be available during the exam period from 

Monday to Friday, 8am – 4pm (ET). Please contact cboc@basketball.ca


If you do not know your game plan login information, please DO NOT create a new game plan account. Instead, contact support for assistance with your login details. Creating a new account will not grant you access to the exam.


Please make sure to log into your Game Plan account before the exam window opens to confirm that you can access your account without any issues.


English Exam Instructions can be accessed here 


French Exam Instructions can be accessed here

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PUBLISHED ON Wednesday, November 19, 2014
CABO has released details on the 2014-15 FIBA Rules Exam.  The details required in order for you to write the online exam are...
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PUBLISHED ON Monday, November 24, 2025

   

The Canadian Basketball Officials Commission (CBOC) has announced that the 2025–26 FIBA Rules Exam will be available online for all registered officials beginning Mon, Oct 27, 2025, at 11:00 AM (CDT). The exam window will close on Fri, Nov 28, 2025, at 4:00 PM (CST).

Officials who have not yet been confirmed as registered for the 2025–26 season through their provincial associations will not be able to access the exam until their registration status is updated. Questions regarding MABO registration status can go to Stan Majowski - skmajowski@shaw.ca.

Exam Details

Officials will receive their score immediately upon completion. If unsuccessful on their first attempt, a rewrite will be available until Fri, Dec 5, 2025 at 5:00 PM (EST). Note that only the first score will be considered for national tournament nominations.

Passing Marks

  • NOCP 1: 21/30 (70%)
  • NOCP 2: 40/50 (80%)
  • NOCP 3–5: 43/50 (86%)

Exam results and supporting resources (articles and interpretations) will be released after the exam window closes.

Registration Restrictions

Prospect officials may access the NOCP 1 exam (30 questions).

NOCP 1 officials may choose either the NOCP 1 or NOCP 2 exam but can only register for one. Once selected, access to the other exam will be restricted. Officials can only register for the exam corresponding to their profile’s current NOCP level. Any corrections must be made in advance through your provincial body.

Exam Support

Support will be available Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (CDT) throughout the exam period.

CBOC Contacts: (technology and access questions)

MABO Contacts (local membership questions)

Practice Exam

If you are looking to prepare for the exam, you can complete this Practice Exam before the real one opens on the Game Pan website.  


All MABO Members can now ensure they have access to the Canada Basketball Game Plan website by logging in before the exam period starts at...

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PUBLISHED ON Saturday, November 17, 2018

Dear Canadian Basketball Officials,
 
We are excited to launch our new platform on Game Plan dedicated to official’s education in Canada. In this email, we have included a detailed guide on how to register for a Game Plan account (click here)
. You can register for a Game Plan account at https://gameplanbasketball.ca/
. If you already have a coach Game Plan account, please update your profile and register for an officials account.

Over the next couple of months, we will continue populating the free and full versions of Game Plan with more resources and tools for our officials to access. We are also still in the process of developing the French side of Game Plan and we will notify everyone once it has been completed.
 
2018 FIBA Rules Exam 
The 2018 FIBA Rules Exam will be delivered for officials to write through Game Plan. The exam will be taking place from November 30th and closes on December 9that 5pm (EST). The exam is composed of 30 question for Prospect & NOCP 1 officials and 50 questions for NOCP 2,3,4 & 5 officials. Officials will have 2 hours to complete the exam.
 
A practice exam is currently available officials to take in preparation for the exam. A guide on how to access the practice exam is also included in this email (click here)
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All officials will be required to create a Game Plan account in order to take the FIBA exam. We strongly encourage all officials to create their account and update their profile well in advance of the exam period.  Exam support during this period will be available Monday – Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm (EST). If you require support, please contact Riike Olasina at cboc@basketball.ca
 
Further details regarding this year’s FIBA Exam will be communicated to all officials within the next week. 
 
We encourage you to share this platform with your fellow officials!
 
Thank you for you continued support and dedication to the sport.
 
Sincerely, 
 
Canada Basketball, CBOC & CABO.
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PUBLISHED ON Thursday, December 01, 2016



All registered and paid members of MABO will have received details to login to the CABO Database to complete the exam. If you did not, please follow these instructions to logon and complete the exam. It must be completed by December 20th.

Please reach out to Martha Bradbury at mbradbury@shaw.ca if you have any issues.

IMPORTANT - CABO EXAM 2016 - MUST BE COMPLETED BETWEEN DECEMBER 1-20, 2016

In preparation for completing the 2016 CABO Exam, we have created a national database that contains current official information as well as the current exam. Please refer to the attached document to access your account, update your profile and complete the CABO Exam 2016.

You may complete this exam in French or English but only one or the other, not both. As in the past, exam is open book but must be written individually. If you have any issues, please send an e-mail to caboexams@gmail.com with details outlining your issue. This e-mail account will be checked twice per day, once in the morning, once at night.

Please write the exam early. The exam administrator is on vacation from Dec. 8 - 15 so support may be limited. On December 15th, support will only be available until 10am EST. After that, any issues with the exam will not be resolved. It is recommended you save your answers as you go along to ensure that any connectivity issues don’t result in loss of data.

CABO EXAM ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS
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PUBLISHED ON Thursday, December 01, 2022

Dear MABO Member,

The CBOC Exam is available from Monday, October 24th, 2022, 11 am CDT (Manitoba time) until December 11th, 2022, at 10:59 pm CST (Manitoba time).

The exam for Prospect and Level 1 officials is 30 questions, as the other levels will be 50 questions.  You will have two hours to complete the exam, which is open book.

You can find the exam at https://gameplanbasketball.ca/ to log in.   


Click on the FIBA Exam tab (as shown above), and then select the exam level you are registered for.

If your Level is showing wrong please contact Darren Patkau at provincialinterpreter@maboref.com and your Assignors to get the level fixed.

If you were a MABO member, you would have access to Game Plan already, but if you are a new member or your level has changed, you will have to wait, as CBOC will have to add you and update your level.

MABO will be sending in an updated list of CBOC's on Monday evening every week for new people that registered that week.  As an active member of MABO, one of the requirements is to write the CBOC exam.

If you have issues with the exam or need support, contact Alyssa Golin at agolin@basketball.ca. She will only respond from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm (EST) {8 am to 4 pm Manitoba Time}.


View detailed FIBA Exam Instructions from CBOC

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PUBLISHED ON Wednesday, December 08, 2021

The FIBA Exam is now available to write and you have until December 13, 2021, to write the exam. It is recommended not to wait until the last minute to write the exam.

The exam is located on the Canada Basketball Game Plan website. MABO doesn’t administer this exam so if you have any issues with Game Plan or access to the exam please contact Riike with Canada Basketball at rolasina@basketball.ca. 

If you have signed up for a clinic by Nov 1, 2021, your information was sent to Canada Basketball so that you will have access to the exam.

If you require a video resource that showcases all the FIBA Rule Changes for the Upcoming Season, there is a video on Game Plan created by Canada Basketball and CBOC. The Video is Presented by Mike Thomson director of Officials for Canada Basketball.




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PUBLISHED ON Monday, December 19, 2016


IMPORTANT – CABO EXAM DEADLINE TOMORROW, DECEMBER 20TH. YOU MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT THE EXAM BY MIDNIGHT TOMORROW. SUPPORT IS ONLY AVAILABLE UNTIL 11:00 AM ON DECEMBER 20TH.

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO LOGIN AFTER THAT YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COMPLETE THE EXAM. PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND LOGIN TO THE WEBSITE TODAY TO ENSURE YOU CAN ACCESS THE EXAM.

IF YOU HAVE ALREADY SUBMITTED YOUR EXAM, PLEASE LOG BACK IN AND CONFIRM BY GOING BACK TO EXAMINATION. IN PLACE OF THE “SELECT”YOU WILL SEE YOUR EXAM SCORE (IE 45/50) IF IT SUCCESSFULLY SUBMITTED. IF YOU DON’T SEE THAT, YOU WILL HAVE TO COMPLETE IT AGAIN AND SUBMIT IT.


Please reach out to Martha Bradbury at mbradbury@shaw.ca if you have issues.

CABO EXAM ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS 
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PUBLISHED ON Monday, November 26, 2018

In preparation for the 2018 CABO Exam, MABO is providing a copy of the 2017 exam to all MABO members as part of the preparation for this year's test.  You can find a copy of the 2017 exam below in both English and French.

More information on this year's exam will be coming out in the near future. 

2017 CABO Exam with Answers - English

2017 CABO Exam with Answers - French
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, December 08, 2015

The CABO online exam has been live for one week. To date, just under 10% of the membership has completed the exam. If you fail to complete the exam, you will not be able to officiate. The exam must be completed by midnight on December 15th. Please take the time to logon, using the information e-mailed to you from caboexams@gmail.com on November 27th.

If you did not receive that e-mail, please reach out to Martha Bradbury at mbradbury@shaw.ca. Do not wait until the last minute to write the exam as no support will be available after 10:00am on December 15th.
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, December 13, 2016


REMINDER: If you have not yet completed the CABO Exam for 2016, please do so as soon as you can. The deadline is fast approaching. A reminder that there will be no support after 10am on December 20th. So, better to complete the exam before that so you don’t risk being unable to complete it.

Instructions on how to access the exam can be found below.

Please reach out to Martha Bradbury at mbradbury@shaw.ca if you have issues.

CABO EXAM ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS 
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, December 01, 2015

The mandatory CABO Exam is now live. If you are registered and paid on the MABO website, you would have received an e-mail on Friday, November 27th from caboexams@gmail.com with your unique logon credentials and the link to access the exam. If you did not receive that email, please send an email to MABO Provincial Interpreter, Martha Bradbury at mbradbury@shaw.ca.

A reminder that the exam is open book and must be completed individually. As well, the exam must be completed by December 15th at 11:59pm local time. Please write the exam early as no support will be available after 10:00am local time on December 15th.
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, December 08, 2020

 


The 2020-21 FIBA Rules Exam will be available for all officials registered with CBOC up until Wednesday, December 16th at 11:59 PM (EST).  Officials are reminded to get on Game Plan and write the exam as soon as they can.  Please read the following instructions carefully in preparation for the exam: 


Complete the exam by December 16 at...
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, December 06, 2016



CABO has decided to extend the exam period to finish on December 20th. It is still recommended that you complete it as early as possible as support on the last day will end at 10am EST. Follow the instructions on the website (they were also sent to each registered official) to access your profile and the exam.

We are a quarter of the way through the period of our 208 registered members only 15 members have completed the exam. If you choose to wait, you risk not being able to complete the exam.

Questions on this can go to...

Martha Bradbury
mbradbury@shaw.ca
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PUBLISHED ON Tuesday, October 27, 2020

 

UPDATED:  Interested in Basketball Referee Development?  This year's MABO clinic and exam registrations are now open.  Different membership options are available to meet your needs. 

  • Register for the MABO clinic today.  Clinic #1 runs for 3 one hour sessions November 18, 25, and Dec 2nd at 7:00pm on Zoom.  
  • FIBA exam will open November 16th online
  • When you complete your registration and pay (partial or full membership) for the clinic you will be registered to take the online FIBA exam. 
  • FIBA exam will run online until December 16th.

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This is the time of year when we typically prepare to officiate basketball at high schools, senior leagues and in minor leagues. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic it means that the 2020- 2021 year is anything but typical.  Due to the uncertainty our sport is facing, MABO is pleased to provide three different registration options for our members:

Option #1- Full Registration.  Register and pay the full fee of $90 – this includes MABO, Canada Basketball, CBOC and Basketball Manitoba fees for the year – includes a $10 discount.  Option included a virtual clinic hosted by MABO.  Clinic details are below.  

Option #2- Partial Registration.  Register and pay an early bird clinic membership fee this year of $25 now and then when basketball returns, members will need to submit the remainder $65 to MABO to maintain full membership status.

Option #3- Friends of MABO.  Members stay on the MABO mailing list which allows members to be updated with what’s happening in basketball in the province. Once Basketball returns, members would need to register and pay $100 to complete the clinic and receive all the resources of a MABO member.

Virtual Clinic for Options #1 and #2: (Additional virtual clinics may be added in the future)

  • CLINIC #1: Consists of 3 sessions. 
    • Dates: Wed Nov 18, Wed Nov 25, Wed Dec 2 (attend ALL 3 dates online)
    • Time: 7:00 pm 
    • Location: Zoom online

Registration deadline is November 4th, 2020. The first clinic of 3 sessions is limited to the first 100 registrants, based on registrations we will consider adding more clinic sessions.

On behalf of MABO, I encourage everyone to register for the clinic, to continue to develop their game, and to complete the exam so that we are ready when the game of Basketball does return at any and all levels.

If you have any questions, please email me at stacyhawash@gmail.com.

Stacy Hawash

MABO President

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REGISTER IN 5 EASY STEPS

STEP 1 - Complete your personal information as required.

STEP 2 - Complete your personal information as required. 

STEP 3 - Select your membership and clinic options. 

STEP 4 - Pay your membership and clinic fees online using PayPal.

STEP 5 - Subscribe to the MABO News email list.


Can't see the below form?  CLICK HERE to view it in a new window.  

 

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PUBLISHED ON Wednesday, November 19, 2014

MABO is offering current members that would benefit from having the 2014 CABO exam offered orally the opportunity to do that.  This will be offered only once on Thursday, November 27th at 6:30pm at Vincent Massey Collegiate, 975 Dowker Avenue.

The questions will be read, verbatim, to all attending members but no clarification on questions will be provided.  Participants will login using their credentials sent to them on or around November 12th and complete the exam online.  This will be a proctored exam and use of rulebooks is not permitted.

If you want to take advantage of this, please e-mail Provincial Interpreter, Martha Bradbury, at mbradbury@shaw.ca by November 25th.  Only pre-registered members that provided notification will be allowed to participate.  If no member responds, the session will be cancelled and all members will be expected to complete the exam online, on their own, by December 15th.



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