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North Carolina officials are paid a flat rate based on their sport. All new aspiring referees must complete the online work and pass the test and complete the on field training session in order to be certified.
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North Carolina Soccer Referee Association (NCSRA) provides the registration and on field training session and USSOCCER administers the online course work. How do you become a certified referee in North Carolina? Is there a referee mentor course in ncsra?.Who are the refs for the USSF North Carolina?.Who are the school officials in North Carolina?.
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