I want to become a coach. Coaching is teaching a sport you know a lot about either from experience or studied for a while. I chose this career because I love sports. I watch them when I can. Every Monday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday I watch football, basketball, tennis, hockey, golf, soccer, etc. It is important to understand the education or training requirements, skills or talents needed, salary and benefits offered, and the duties for a particular career when making this decision.
The career I chose can be offered anywhere in the U.S., because it's local/urban. I can coach at high schools, universities, or NFL(National Football League). The hours for coaching is are irregular, a full time coach usually gets 40 hours a week. I could work …show more content…
Every day when I get to the field I would have to figure out everything I am going to do for that day. What the team needs as a whole, where to put athletes where they fit best, etc. Other duties a coach has is the family, a second job, physical training, fundraising for the team, and plenty more. At my local high school are great examples of coaching and teaching. Coach Phil Webb coach and teacher, Coach Aaron Roberson coach and teacher, and others.
This career’s annual salary for any coaching position makes $30,000 a year ("Summary"). A high school coach has a stipend so that adds on to the teaching salary. A initial pay start is a stipend does not increase or decrease. In colleges, universities, and NFL I may get paid more if I had more experience but not if you have a higher education until you get to like Harvard, and those type of schools.
The job market is “Very good” for coaches. There has been a major drop in the past ten years in the coaching statistics. The current market is very low. The 2020+ job market prediction for the future has a really slow increase. Salaries vs. Oklahoma make about $10,000 more
The career I chose can be offered anywhere in the U.S., because it's local/urban. I can coach at high schools, universities, or NFL(National Football League). The hours for coaching is are irregular, a full time coach usually gets 40 hours a week. I could work …show more content…
Every day when I get to the field I would have to figure out everything I am going to do for that day. What the team needs as a whole, where to put athletes where they fit best, etc. Other duties a coach has is the family, a second job, physical training, fundraising for the team, and plenty more. At my local high school are great examples of coaching and teaching. Coach Phil Webb coach and teacher, Coach Aaron Roberson coach and teacher, and others.
This career’s annual salary for any coaching position makes $30,000 a year ("Summary"). A high school coach has a stipend so that adds on to the teaching salary. A initial pay start is a stipend does not increase or decrease. In colleges, universities, and NFL I may get paid more if I had more experience but not if you have a higher education until you get to like Harvard, and those type of schools.
The job market is “Very good” for coaches. There has been a major drop in the past ten years in the coaching statistics. The current market is very low. The 2020+ job market prediction for the future has a really slow increase. Salaries vs. Oklahoma make about $10,000 more