How do you become a referee in Colorado?
To become a referee, you will need to complete and pass a rules exam created by the NFHS. For more information, go to the website of the Colorado High School Activities Association. From the CHSAA website navigation, use the drop down menu under the officials tab to select your sport.
How old do you have to be to be a referee in Colorado?
How to Become a Soccer Referee in Colorado
| Who am I? | Referee Grade | Field Session |
|---|---|---|
| Referee that hasn’t recertified in 5+ years & wants to return | Complete Grassroots Course (6 – 8 hours online work) | Yes |
| Someone Looking to Become a Referee | Minimum Age of 13 (No Exceptions) |
How do I become a hockey referee in Colorado?
- Become a member and register as an Ice Official.
- Attend an officials seminar.
- Complete online Education.
- Complete your open book test.
- Safe Sport Training (18 and Older)
- Receive your crest and referee card from USAH.
What are the duties of referee in football?
Duties
- enforcing the Laws of the Game;
- controlling the match in co-operation with the assistant referees and, where applicable, with the fourth and other officials;
- ensuring that any ball used meets the requirements of Law 2;
- ensuring that the players’ equipment meets the requirements of Law 4;
How long is the FA referee course?
approximately 90 minutes
The online learning has five sections (modules) and will take approximately 90 minutes to complete. There are lots of videos to demonstrate how the Laws should be applied, activities to help reinforce the important points and, at the end of each module, there are some questions to test what you’ve learned.
What age can you start refereeing?
14 years old
14 years old is the minimum age you must be to qualify as a referee.
How much do college hockey refs make?
Salary Ranges for Hockey Referees The salaries of Hockey Referees in the US range from $44,338 to $63,552 , with a median salary of $49,899 . The middle 57% of Hockey Referees makes between $49,899 and $54,099, with the top 86% making $63,552.
Is being a referee a full time job?
Because all NFL referees and officials are part-time employees, they’re forced into a dark period from the end of each season through mid-May. Of course, they’re essentially full-time workers during the season.