Become a football referee in South Province
South Province, New Caledonia needs match officials at every level. We'll connect you with the official body that trains and licenses referees in your area — and guide you from your first whistle onward.
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More than a match fee
Stay in the game
The best seat in the house, every matchday.
Get paid to stay fit
Referees cover 10–12 km a match — fitness with purpose, and match fees.
A real career path
Local → regional → national → international. The pathway is open to everyone.
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Apply to referee in South Province
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Who manages referees here
The official body responsible for referee recruitment and development in New Caledonia. We'll forward your application straight to them.
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Becoming a referee in South Province, New Caledonia — FAQ
- How do I become a football referee in South Province, New Caledonia?
- Apply with the form on this page. New Caledonia Football Federation runs a short beginner course (typically 12–20 hours, online and in person), after which you officiate supervised matches to earn your licence — then progress from local to national level.
- Do I need experience to become a referee in South Province, New Caledonia?
- No. Most new referees in South Province, New Caledonia start as complete beginners — no playing or refereeing background is required. Knowing the game helps, but the entry course teaches you the Laws of the Game from scratch.
- How much do referees earn in South Province, New Caledonia?
- Referees are paid a match fee per game. Grassroots fees are modest and rise with the level you reach; it is flexible paid work that fits around school, study or a job.
- How old do I have to be to referee in South Province, New Caledonia?
- Most associations accept new referees from around 14–16 years old, and there is no upper age limit for grassroots officiating. Exact ages are set by New Caledonia Football Federation.
- Who manages referee recruitment in South Province, New Caledonia?
- New Caledonia Football Federation is the official body responsible for referee recruitment and development in New Caledonia. Applications sent here are forwarded to them.