Promotion Criteria
- Thread starter Kieran W
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The NRCFA requirements for 17/18 season are:
Level 7 -6 Promotion Candidates
Level 7 -6 Promotion Candidates
- Successfully pass a written examination on the laws of the game
- Receive a minimum of 3 independent technical observer reports
- Referee a minimum of 20 open age adult football appointments
- Achieve a satisfactory average club mark over the course of the season
- Act as Assistant Referee on a minimum of 5 open age adult fixtures (Saturday)
- Inform local observer coordinator of all appointments received
- Attend the ‘Promotion Development Day’ on Sunday, 04 June 2017 10.00am – 5.00pm – Venue TBC
- Attendance at a further In-service Training Workshop - TBC
- Payment of £25.00 Promotion Administration Fee
- Be available to officiate within Saturday & Sunday adult football as appointed
- Submit an annual record of games officiated to the Association when requested
Take Jelly Babies.... assessors love Jelly Babies.... Puts them in a good mood!!! 
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WAFCryan2014
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It is for Cheshire.
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WAFCryan2014
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Liverpool CFA.
Padfoot
The Persecuted One
Take Jelly Babies.... assessors love Jelly Babies.... Puts them in a good mood!!!
I dislike Jelly Babies....
Russell Jones
RefChat Addict
Would have thought that (bah) humbug was more to your liking
Not me. Nothing puts me in a good mood apart from a good performance form the referee.Take Jelly Babies.... assessors love Jelly Babies.... Puts them in a good mood!!!
Padfoot
The Persecuted One
Would have thought that (bah) humbug was more to your liking
Quite partial to Jaffa Cakes.........
The baseline for the promotion criteria is set by the FA and published in the Regulations for the Control and Registration of Referees document. As I understand it counties can add additional criteria but cannot change any of those listed below ...
Promotion from Level 6 to Level 5 and Level 7 to Level 6 shall be based on a Referee’s practical performance on the field of play and other criteria as follows:
- Observer reports by Observers on a minimum of three games.
- Club marks from competitions over the age of 16 years over a minimum of 20 games (a minimum of 70% must be in open age competitions) officiated in as a Referee in the marking season.
- A Level 6 Referee wishing to be considered for future promotion to Level 4 must complete at least 5 games as an Assistant Referee.
- Attending at least one promotion in-service training event.
- Successful completion of a written examination as determined by The Association.
Promotion from Level 6 to Level 5 and Level 7 to Level 6 shall be based on a Referee’s practical performance on the field of play and other criteria as follows:
- Observer reports by Observers on a minimum of three games.
- Club marks from competitions over the age of 16 years over a minimum of 20 games (a minimum of 70% must be in open age competitions) officiated in as a Referee in the marking season.
- A Level 6 Referee wishing to be considered for future promotion to Level 4 must complete at least 5 games as an Assistant Referee.
- Attending at least one promotion in-service training event.
- Successful completion of a written examination as determined by The Association.
We could do a whole thread on the energy boost of choice.... 
But a couple of points afterwards in the bar helps you forget a bad performance!
I've seen some refereeing performances so bad that even 10 pints in the bar after wouldn't have done much to dull the memory ...
I'll post the highlight of the Derby Rusty.... Certainly perks me up after a bad day.....
1 pint, 20 pints, its a real tonic!! Straight home after virtually every game. Long journeys most of them.But a couple of points afterwards in the bar helps you forget a bad performance!