Your name. Careers in Sports  Sports Training, in general, is a rewarding career  Holds “priceless” and countless rewards  Sports Training requires.

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Careers in Sports  Sports Training, in general, is a rewarding career  Holds “priceless” and countless rewards  Sports Training requires a love for sports and helping people

Sports Trainer  Sporting events result in big business, the sporting business is a multi billion dollar industry  List things that tie back to sports & trainer  Diddo

Values  Must be interested in helping other learn  Progression of society, not just personal growth  Enjoy working with people  Ability to listen and learn from others  List additional values for said career

Ethics  What ethics should one have in this field……  Why are ethics important in this field…..  List ethics necessary

Job Outlook  What is the job outlook……  Is it good, bad, otherwise.....  Opportunity for placement ……  Available positions are expected to grow at…..  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly xxxxx new jobs will be created in the next ten years  That’s about xxx increase/decrease

Education  A four year degree (Bachelors) in education  Major in content area (xxxx)  Additional schooling and/or experience/internships, etc.

Training  Training involved  Internships  Work Experience  Et.

Monetary & Fringe Benefits  The average starting salary is enhanced with fringe benefits  Health insurance is usually good  Vacation and sick leave is generally above average  If you have children, the benefits are greater  Working hours are similar to the hours kids are in school  Most days kids are out of school, your off work

Average Salary  According to the xxxx, the average salary is $xxxx  It is typically much higher/lower in rural areas  It is typically much lower for less experience  In rural areas the average is closer to $xxxx  It may be as much as $xxxx

Detriments  List Detriments  Example – may work weekends and evenings…

Danger Zone  Legal liability  List potential dangers

References   List all references here