Is it possible to describe how referees in composition competitions (typically) work?

1. How would you describe a referee job?
2. What makes an effective referee?
3. Why are referees important?
4. What skills does a referee have?

How would you describe a referee job?

Referees officiate games or competitions. They explain and enforce rules, assess penalties, signal the start and end of games, stop play for reviews as needed and inspect sports equipment prior to the start of games. They might work for professional sports organizations, schools or community sports organizations.

What makes an effective referee?

COMMUNICATION: You're looking good, confidently demonstrating your knowledge and interacting compassionately with the game. Next up is communication skills. Effective referees consistently exchange CLEAR information with other officials and the game at key moments, using crisp, clear APPROVED signals.

Why are referees important?

Verbal reference checking is an important part of the recruitment process. Employers speak with former employers to confirm you did what you claimed to do in your resume and at interview, your dates of employment, the calibre of your work and to confirm your achievements or results.

What skills does a referee have?

You'll need:

• patience and the ability to remain calm in stressful situations.
• the ability to accept criticism and work well under pressure.
• to be thorough and pay attention to detail.
• the ability to work well with others.
• ambition and a desire to succeed.
• excellent verbal communication skills.
• concentration skills.