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Are there any specific school's I should attend if I'm interested in becoming a sport's coach?

I was wondering if any specific school's were known as being better for coaching. #sports #coaching

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international coach Academy
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Hi Nathan,


Great question! With respect to coaching, you don't necessarily need a degree in a particular field in order to become a coach. Your education should accompany actual coaching duties whether it's volunteering to coach little league or high school, etc. A close friend of mine spent one year volunteering as a high school junior varsity offensive coordinator. The next year he was able to get a paid, part-time position assisting the varsity team.


With that said, there are opportunities to study coaching at the college level. Some examples include:


United States Sports Academy
Bachelor of Sports Science
https://ussa.edu/academics/programs/bachelor-of-sports-science/


University of Southern Mississippi
Bachelor of Science in Sport Coaching Education
https://www.usm.edu/undergraduate/sport-coaching-education-bs


West Virginia University
Bachelor of Science in Athletic Coaching Education
http://cpass.wvu.edu/academics/bachelors/ace


I would encourage you to explore other fields of study including kinesiology, physical education, exercise science, etc.


I hope this gives you a good starting place, but please continue to post your questions.

Thank you comment icon Great response; especially about the specific US Sports Academy- be sure to look into and respond to Gabriel to for follow up pieces JoAnn MacPherson
Thank you comment icon Great info and specifics about the field. Louan Johnson
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