Management

• Manage personal work priorities and professional development
• Provide leadership in the workplace
• Establish effective workplace relationships
• Facilitate work teams
• Manage operational plan
• Manage workplace information systems
• Manage quality customer service
• Promote continuous improvement
• Facilitate and capitalise on change and innovation
• Develop a workplace learning environment
• Ensure a safe workplace
• Participate as a member of an effective Board of an organisation
• Undertake the role of an individual Director of an organisation
• Undertake the role of Chairperson at a Board meeting
• Work effectively with the Board of an organisation
• Complete daily work activities
• Organise and complete daily work activities
• Organise personal work priorities and development
• Develop work priorities
• Conduct projects
• Manage projects

• Every athlete needs an agent to represent him/her.
• Public Relations specialists are frequently employed by sports teams to coordinate the flow of important information between the team and the press
• Talent scouts are trained to watch athletes compete and determine whether or not their skills could be useful to the scout’s employer
• Sports journalists work in a variety of mediums, such as a newspaper, radio, or television shows. Reporting on important athletic events, they need to be enthusiastic and effective communicators
• Coordinator of amateur sport organisations and intercollegiate athletic programs
• Marketing Consultant
• Program and Facility Manager
• Professional Sport Promoter
• Sport equipment and product sales
• Sport Event Planner and Manager
• Sport Sponsorship Specialist

• Diploma
• Certificate IV
• Certificate III
• Certificate II
• Short Courses
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
• Continuing Professional Development