Pickering Soccer Club

A typical day for reffing would be that I would have to arrive to the games early to get myself organized and get the information I needed from the coaches of both teams. I learned that parents can be really rude towards myself if I didn't make a good call in their point of view. I also learned just to keep clam and explain why I made a certain call if I had to. The other refs and linesmen were very nice and fun to be around. The hardest part of this job was dealing with the rude parents at times. The most enjoyable part of this job was seeing little kids kick a ball around and just have fun. 

Getting up everyday to go to school then after knowing that you have to go somewhere near where you live for and hour just to make $30-$60 is a great feeling. Have to interact with referees that have been there for 5+ years and for them to share their stories and accomplishments is so fun to be around. A positive community that gets stronger every year.

This is a great job for someone who is looking to get into the workforce. A typical work day last 30 minutes and occurs 3 times a week. You get to be a trainer who warms up children aged 3-6 for their soccer games. You show them fundamental skills, such as a proper warm-up and cool down required for sports, and get to have fun while doing it.

- Greet everyone, get the athletes warmed up, set up drills and circuits. Provide demos and thorough explanations of activities. water breaks in between sets. cool down, kids leave.
- I've learned how to better management skills and how to assert myself
- lively work space
- most enjoyable: working with the kids

As a junior accountant I had gained a lot of experience in the business accounting related work force. I learned how to use advanced Excel and Tableau. I learned how to properly account for accounts payable, receivable, and account for expenses uses the easy accounting technology software.

I learned alot about training and handling kids so that they were safe and had fun. There were many oppurtunities to help out and interact with the parents and other coaches. It was a competetive environment but only because of the sporting aspect of the game.

if you love children and soccer this is the job. it is only seasonal though. you get paid monthly and by the game.
hardest part of the ob is the coaches when they complain but when you have worked in the reffing industry for quite a few years you learn how to deal with players, coaches, parents, etc

As a referee, you are responsible for making sure the games run smoothly and that the parents and teams behave appropriately. After games, you must complete a form showing you attended the game, and hand it in at the end of the month.

it was hard at first managing two teams but this job helped me become a lot more organized with my emails, tasks and contacts. i didn't have an assistant coach to help me so i was all on my own.

A fun and active environment to work for.
Great staff engagement and community outreach.
Always a pleasure to go into work each and every day.
A happy and willing staff who have the communities interests at heart.

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