Reach for the starsWhat career path does PE take you to?

University – further education

Sports and exercise sciencePhysical educationSports StudiesPhysical activity, exercise and healthSports coaching

University of Wolverhampton

Personal Trainer• Fitness professional• Motivate people to

get fit and healthy• Design exercise

programmes suitable for each person

• Help people to lose weight

• Encourage people to eat healthy food

Fitness Instructor

• Teach a variety of fitness classes to a group of people

• Motivate people to not give up

• Help people improve their fitness

• Travel opportunities – work in hot countries in hotels / cruise ships

Nutritionist

• Gives advice to people on what healthy food and diet they should eat

• They know all about how food effects health and wellbeing

Sports PhysiotherapistWork with top professional

sports people, amateurs or people who do sports as a leisure activity.

Your work would include, examining and diagnosing injuries, planning treatment programmes to help recovery and giving advice on how to avoid sports injuries in the future.

PE TeacherWork with children

from 4 Years old to 18 Years old

Primary School Teacher

Secondary School Specialist Teacher

Teach all sportsArrange

competitions, matches and tours

Professional Sports Coach

Specialise in one particular sport

Work with amateurs, professionals of people who enjoy playing the sport you coach

Professional SportsmanEarn your money by

playing or competing in the sport that you love to take part in

Spend all of your time training or competing

Most popular sports have professional players and competitors

Takes a lot of hard work to make it (e.g. 1% of people who play football as children will make it as a professional)