Beep Test Standards

The beep test is becoming a popular assessment tool for team sport players, it has been used in some sport combines and is part of the selection process fitness tests for many police forces and similar groups.

Police Beep Test Standards

standard sex country notes
5/4 M/F UK This is the standard entry target score. For specializations you need a minimum of 8.2
6/1 F Australia (SA) This standard is for ages 18-29 years. The minimum standard reduces to 5.06 for 30-39, 4.09 for 40-49 and 4.01 for 50-59 year olds (from official website)
5/1 M/F Australia (Vic) This standard is for females aged 18-29 years. The minimum standard reduces to 5.06 for 30-39, 4.08 for 40-49 and 4.02 for 50-59 year olds (from www.police.vic.gov.au, May 2010)
6/2 F Australia (TAS) females, all ages (from official Tasmania Police website)
6/3 F Australia (Qld) this is the minimum entry standard for females under 30. The standard is lower for 30-39 and lower still for 40+ ages (from official website, May 2010)
6/3 M/F UK This is the standard for riot trained (public order) and dog handlers (general entry is 5/4)
7/1 F Australia (WA) This standard is for ages 18-29 years. For applicants 30+ years the level is 6.01. From www.stepforward.wa.gov.au, May 2010)
7/1 M/F Australia (NSW) specialist units require far higher results (as of 2015). The standard rose from 5/1 to 7/1 in January 2014.
7/4 M Australia (NT) This is the standard for NT male prison officers between 18 and 30 years). The standard decreases with age: for ages 30-40 it is 6.7 then 5.4 (40-50 yrs).
7/6 M/F UK This is the standard for authorised firearms officers (UK police general entry is 5/4)
7/8 M Australia (Qld) this is the minimum entry standard for males under 30. The standard is lower for 30-39 and lower still for 40+ ages (from official website, May 2010)
8/8 M Australia (TAS) This standard is for males under 30yrs. For those 31-39yrs the standard is level 8.4, and for 40yrs and over level 7.8. (from official Tasmania Police website)
9/4 M Australia (SA) This standard is for males aged 18-29 years. The minimum standard reduces to 8.02 for 30-39, 7.02 for 40-49 and 6.02 for 50-59 year olds (from official website)
9/4 M/F UK This is the standard for armed response vehicle officers (UK police general entry is 5/4)
10/1 M Australia (WA) This standard is for males aged 18-29 years. For applicants 30-39 years the level is 9.01, and 40+ year olds have get get at least 8.01. From www.stepforward.wa.gov.au, may 2010)
10/5 M/F UK This is the standard for specialist firearms officers. (UK police general entry is 5/4)

Military Forces Beep Test Standards

standard sex country department notes
4 F Canada Military
6 M Canada Military
6/1 M/F Australia Navy minimum standards for new recruits. except Navy Clearance Diver and Naval Reserve Divers 10.1
6/5 M/F Australia Air Force Officer the same minimum requirement for both males and females, all ages (from official website, May 2010). Except for Air Force Ground Defence Officer and Airfield Defence Guard, it is 7.5
7/3 F UK Royal Navy This is the RNFT bleep test minimum standard for U/25 year old females. The standard decreases with age: for ages 25-29 it is 6.07 then 6.02 (30-34 yrs), 5.05 (35-39 yrs), 4.09 (40-44 yrs) and 4.04 (45-50 yrs). (from http://www.hmforces.co.uk/, May 2010)
7/5 M/F Australia Army the same minimum requirement for both males and females (from official website, May 2010). Except for Army Special Forces Direct Recruiting Scheme, it is 10.1
7/5 M/F Australia Air Force For Air Force Ground Defence Officer and Airfield Defence Guard. For General Air Force recruits it is 6.5
8/4 New Zealand Navy Divers (from www.navy.mil.nz, May 2010)
9/10 M UK Royal Navy This is the RNFT bleep test minimum standard for U/25 year olds. The standard decreases with age: for ages 25-29 it is 9.03, then 8.07 (30-34 yrs), 8.01 (35-39 yrs), 7.06 (40-44 yrs) and 6.10 (45-50 yrs). (from www.hmforces.co.uk, May 2010)
10/1 M/F Australia Navy (divers) for Navy Clearance Diver and Naval Reserve Diver. General Navy recruits it is 6.1
10/1 M/F Australia Army Special Forces

(from www.defencejobs.gov.au/army/, May 2010)

Sporting Team Beep Test Standards

standard sex country team notes
9 F/M international Netball Umpires New Zealand standards require national standard netball umpire to be at 7-8 on the beep test. To get to international level you have to be at level 9 (reported in dompost website, May 2008).
9 F international Field Hockey Umpires this is the minimum for under 30s. 30-40 years min level 8, 40+ years min level 7.
10 M international Field Hockey Umpires this is the minimum for under 30s. 30-40 years min level 9, 40+ years min level 8.
10/8 M Australia (NSW) state Under 17 rugby union squad
12/5 International Rugby referees standard set by International Rugby Board (IRB), reported in an article from juniors.rugby.com.au, 2004 report).
13 M USA Rugby reported on rugbyenews.com, 'How Club 7s Guys Can Make the Eagles', Aug 2009
13/1 M Singapore S-League This is the minimum passing rate for all S-League players (Singapore Football league) before they can take the field for their respective clubs. For Prime League players the passing score is 12.8.
14 M Australia (WA) Perth Glory soccer team players must exceed this level, reported in The Sunday Times, Jan 10, 2010.
14 M Malaysia Malaysia Hockey League (MHL) players must reach this level to play in the league
14/5 M Australia (WA) West Coast Eagles (AFL) players need to exceed this level, quoted in The Sunday Times, Jan 10, 2010.

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