Becoming a referee has opened many doors to personal development. Unlike many opportunities, referees are put into situations where they manage over 22 adults where key decisions must be made with accuracy within seconds.Repetition of this skill has made me more concise with my decisions, able to take calculated risks and to make the best decision out of all circumstances.As much as refereeing puts you into rooms with people of various ages, it also takes you around the country. Giving me the chance to referee people such as Lauren James from Chelsea Womens to London's finest youth with the Fulham & Arsenal U18s. Which all require different skills and approaches.

As a member of the Surrey FA's Youth Forum, we play a crucial role in the growth and impact TheFA have on youth football. This role has provided me with many travel and leadership opportunities as it was not an adult-run organisation, but a youth-run operation. Leaving the ball in our court, to learn about presentation creation. Meeting structuring and planning, managing and achieving our KPI's

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The ACF is a youth military-themed organisation, funded by the Ministry of Defence.During my time with the ACF, we learnt various different skills such as weapon handling, first aid and fieldcraft. All basic necessities for those interested in joining the UK's Armed Forces and other public sectors.