Instruction

Becoming an Instructor
Instructor Re-Certification
Upgrading as an Instructor
Instructor Materials

Become a Referee Instructor

If you would like to become a Referee Instructor, contact either the State Director of Instruction (ENY Referees)or the Area Coordinator of Instruction.

Candidates must successfully complete the 2-day, 16-hour, Associate Referee Instructor Course. Initial registration will be at the Provisional level. Following one year of satisfactory performance, the Provisional status may be removed allowing for certification at the Associate Instructor level. Individuals then become eligible for the next instructor level.

Instructor Re-Certification

Instructors must submit the following:

Complete USSF Registration
Pass the National Referee test with a score appropriate to your instructor grade
Send a check, payable to "ENYSSA", in the appropriate amount, to the State Director of Instruction

Upgrading as an Instructor

Referee Instructor

Successful completion of the 4-day, 32-hour, Instructional Theory into Practice (ITIP) Referee Instructor Course is required. Registration will be at the Provisional level for one year. Following satisfactory performance the Provisional status may be removed and certification will be at the Referee Instructor level. Individuals then become eligible for the next instructor level. For available clinics, refer to USSF Schedule of Clinics and Courses. See: Instructor Course (ITIP) Schedule.

State Instructor

Required course work includes two 32 hour modules: Train the Trainer (TT) and Improving Instructor Effectiveness (IIE). Successful completion allows the candidate to register as a State Instructor. Satisfactory performance for one year allows the individual to become eligible for the next instructor level. For available clinics, refer to USSF Schedule of Clinics and Courses. See: State Instructor Course Schedule.

Instructor Materials

Instructor materials may be found under Resources and Forms.