The Intro to Athletic Careers class at IGNITE Pathways is ideal for students passionate about sports and interested in exploring a wide range of careers in the athletic industry. This course provides an in-depth look at how sports managers, coaches, and support staff contribute to the success of athletes, covering key topics such as strength and conditioning, injury treatment, sports nutrition, and psychology. Perfect for aspiring sports managers, trainers, or health professionals, this class offers valuable insights into the dynamic world of athletic careers.
This course examines how US and international sports managers, coaches, support staff, and policymakers connect physical education and recreation programs with competitive sports to offer everyone healthy paths to sports excellence. Students will learn and apply the principles and processes of human performance careers in a classroom and lab setting. Students will apply core academic and career-specific technical skills to explore health-related careers.
High performance management
Strength & conditioning
Physical training
Basic treatment of injuries
Sports dietician roles
Sports psychology
Instructor: Mason Finn
Prerequisites: N/A
Certifications: N/A
Class Format: In-Person
Location: Regional Athletic Performance Lab, CREW
Required Materials/PPE: TBD
Cost: *Tuition based on school agreements. Contact info@ignite-pathways.com for more information.
Course Sponsor: IGNITE Pathways courses are open for sponsorship for the 2024/2025 school year. If you're interested in learning more, please email info@ignite-pathways.com. Discover how you can empower students by supporting their educational journey.
Business Partners: IGNITE is welcoming businesses for the 2024-2025 school year! We are seeking business partners interested in engaging with students through talks, field trips, and training sessions. If you'd like to inspire and support the next generation, join us in providing valuable real-world experiences. For more information, please email info@ignite-pathways.com.
Entry-Level Wages
Midwest Job Openings
Income Potential