If you've ever thought about it - DO IT - once you've started
refereeing, you'll wish you had done it
YEARS AGO......
New Trainee Classes The next set of classes commence in September 2008. Check back for more details or email the Secretary if you want your name down NOW
Prospective Trainees must be aged at least 16
years of age at the time the Course commences, and applications are welcome from both males and females alike. If
you are now interested or know anyone who wishes to sit the class then please put them in touch with the Association Secretary Kevin
Martin or download the application form (below) and send it off.
--ooOOoo-- "All grades of affiliated football in Scotland require referees. Love us or hate us, without us, football just would not exist".
Whether you want to be the next John Rowbotham or if you want to officiate in public park football, then the SFA Referees (Fife) offers a fantastic opportunity for YOU to become a fully qualified football referee.
Scotland now has its first female FIFA assistant referee officiating in matches in Europe as well as in the Scottish Football League. The opportunities in refereeing exist for both men and women aged 16 and over
There has never been a better time to become a referee. The Youth Development Initiative provides opportunities for newly qualified referees to officiate at matches involving the talent that will hopefully one day be playing professional football.
In addition to matches
involving the youth teams of Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline Athletic,
East Fife and Raith Rovers, you could have the chance to
referee the youth development initiative teams of Celtic
and Rangers and all of the other SPL clubs.
Whether you want to referee in the World
Cup Finals, Scottish Premier League, Scottish Football League,
Juniors, Amateur or Youth Leagues, the opportunity is there
for you.
Why not test your current knowledge of the Laws
of the Game by clicking on our Q & A’s on
the Laws of the Game.
If you are interested and want further details
then please look at the Letter
to Prospective Trainees and
download and complete the Application
Form. Tohelp with the costs, Fife Council operate a Community
Grant scheme where financial assistance is available to help pay for
referee's courses. Have a look at the Community
Grant form.
If you have any additional questions please
contact the Association Secretary Kevin Martin on info@fifereferees.co.uk
