Assistant Football Coaches assist the Head Football Coach by coaching student athletes, monitoring students' academic progress, and scheduling and managing travel and scholarships.

An Athletic Director manages and leads sport programs or departments for colleges, universities and secondary schools.

Athletic Trainers diagnose and treat sports injuries under the direction of licensed doctors or other health-care professionals.

Baseball Coaches organize and lead baseball teams, recruiting players and working with them to improve their performance.

Basketball Coaches, whether at the high school, college or professional level, manage team administrative duties, recruit players, and help motivate and improve player performance

Gymnastics Coaches manage teams, refine gymnasts' skills and help them succeed in the very technical sport of gymnastics.

For any athletic team, the Head Coach oversees and directs the entire team, developing strategies and training regimens, planning practices and scheduling games and matches.

Hockey Coaches manage teams of hockey players, evaluate hockey athletes' strengths and weaknesses as possible recruits, and improve their technique to prepare them for competition.

Referees preside over sports games and enforce the rules at recreational or competitive sporting events.

Soccer Coaches develop and manage players on soccer teams with the ultimate goal of winning games, at every level from children to professionals.

A Sports Agent handles the financial, legal and marketing matters for their professional athlete clients.

Tennis Instructors are coaches who work with individual players, groups, or teams to improve each player's game on the tennis court.

Volleyball Coaches recruit players for volleyball teams, decide players' positions, and guide their performance by instructing them on the proper techniques.