Entry Level Soccer Referee - Mundelein

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  • $20 - $30 per game
  • No Experience Required
  • Paid Training for Your Sport
  • Weekly Pay Via Direct Deposit on Fridays
  • Set Your Own Schedule
  • Opportunity for Steady Work- Officiate as Many Games as Your Schedule Allows
  • Become a Leader in The Youth Sports Community
  • Learn a New, In-Demand Sports Service Skill as an Official
  • Gain Confidence Working in a Public Setting
  • Provide a unique service for your community
  • Work with your local Park District
  • More sports available to learn
  • Hiring Immediately
  • Part-Time

Job Responsibilities

  • Arrive 15 minutes before all sports when assigned
  • Wear appropriate uniform as required to support your position as a referee
  • Make calls that are consistent and correct with the laws of your Sport
  • Hustle to keep a good position and make appropriate calls on the field
  • Must attend on-field training for your Sport
  • Communication with your assignor, coaches, players, and co-workers.
  • Manage the game as an official.

Qualifications

  • Strong communication skills to effectively interact with players, coaches, and parents
  • Ability to manage conflicts and maintain a positive environment during games
  • No prior refereeing experience is required; training will be provided
  • A passion for sports, particularly soccer, and a willingness to learn and grow in the role

Job Types: Part-time, Contract, Temporary, Seasonal

Pay: $20.00 - $30.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person

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