1. Sports journalism
Qualifcations required for being a sports journalist:
most sports journalism employers prefer staff to have a Bachelors degree, masters in journalism or media communications or specialize in Sports Journalism.
There are many jobs involved across sports journalism such as:
Sports writers/reporters for print media (including newspapers and magazines)
Sports editors for print media (including newspapers and magazines)
Hosts of radio or television sports shows
Sports announcers/commentators for radio or television
Sports writers/reporters for television or radio broadcasts
Pro and cons of being a freelancer
Pros :
Freedom with a flexible schedule, hours and location
- Ownership: you can do anything you want
-choosing who you want to work with
- Unlimited earning potential
Cons:
Isolation – no contact with anyone as you're working
By yourself
Variable Income – your wage is dependent if you are
Successful or not
Varied workloads – There will be - manage variable workloads
and balance multiple
competing priorities and deadlines.
Skills to be a sports broadcaster:
Strong communication and speaking skills
ability to improvise
must be able to meet deadlines
Strong knowledge of the sport
Skills required to be a sports editor:
Passionate about sports
 Blogging and social media content creation skills 
General knowledge about sports in general.
Excellent writing skills