People who love sports can work in areas as diverse as medicine, management, marketing, manufacturing and many other work-sport center. Prospect increased because more people playing and watching sports. With the explosion of sports for women and girls, all emerging industries, such as women's clothing and equipment. In other careers - such as sports journalism and sports administration and training of athletes - a chance for women to participate in the previously male-dominated has, if not the playing field leveling, at least to add.
There are more than six million new jobs in the sports career, according to Donna Lopiano, director of the Women's Sports Foundation. Although many of these jobs take special training and education, entry-level positions for men and young women are willing to work their way up.
Working in sports takes many forms. While many young athletes dream of making to the professional ranks, the reality is very few who make it that far. In other sports-related career with a more encouraging news. Of educators to architects, facility managers for a fitness instructor, physical therapist for professional athletes, there are positions to fill.
Below are examples of working with the recommended education and / or training requirements for breaking into the field.
Journalist
Sports journalists reported the news about the world of sport to the public. Four years degree in journalism and / or equivalent experience in writing is recommended. Employment in newspapers and magazines, radio and television. Most of the early start as a cub reporter on the campus newspaper, radio or TV station or as a general reporter in small towns. Curiosity, writing and interview skills and the ability to work within the prescribed period is characteristic of a successful journalist.
College Coach
College and University coaches are responsible for getting the team ready to play in athletic competition. At smaller colleges they might be some sports coaches, while larger institutions with which they have primary responsibility for a team. Tasks are recruiting players, developing game strategies, and skills acquisition. Most college coaching position requires a minimum of four years of school. A common career path may start as an athlete, always followed by an assistant coach at the school or college level.
Exercise Physiology
A study of exercise physiology how stress affects the body exercises. The most common areas where exercise physiologists prevention work - teaching healthy lifestyle habits - and rehabilitation - help for the following functions debilitating accident or illness to recover. They can manage a wellness center, teach or do research. Most jobs at least a master's degree with expertise in exercise physiology
Sports Agent
An agent acting as a representative of an elite athlete in contract negotiations, salary, support, and other business institutions. Education comprises a four-year bachelor's degree in business or related major, often followed by a law degree. Negotiation skills, sales ability, and ability to work under stressful conditions all the characteristics of a successful agent.
Sports Official
An official referee of the sport is a field or playing rules at athletic events. The possibility of instantaneous decisions, resolve conflicts and deal with stress and pressure, and level of fitness to participate in the game is the key to success in this area. Men and women needed to take the lead in every sport and at every level from youth to professional leagues. Most people start learning the rules of the sport, and attending the clinic, followed by a right at the level of youth and recreation. From that moment special officials to high school and college sports. Right to a professional level is like playing in a pro-only a very small, making the most ambitious best.
Areas with the most opportunities for the next five years is expected to develop new activities, sports apparel, internet marketing, coaching and athletic administration, and duty.
Tips for starting a career in sports:
• Assess your skills and determine how to translate them into a career in sport.
• Set goals. Think about what interests you and what you offer. Career planning is a process.
• Seek advice from career advisors and conducting research on educational programs to make your wishes.
• Follow the education or training programs you have developed.
• Gain experience. Internships, work-study, part-time jobs and summer, and volunteers can help you prepare for your career and company to assess your talent.
• Enter the job market, looking for entry-level positions or jobs that match your experience and who can towards your career goals.
• Network. Join professional organizations to attend conferences, volunteer for leadership positions. Find a mentor-someone who can help you in your career.
Although it is not enough to love a particular sport or sports in general, your passion to help you choose a career that combines business and pleasure.
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