Career Stats

• Growth & Wages*
• +37% by 2018
• +/-$28,340
• Job Prospects
• Community Recreation
• Public/Private Schools
• Not-For-Profit
• Intramural Sports

Career Profile

Sport Psychology Careers

Participation in sports remains a popular activity for people of all ages, from little-leaguers to Olympic athletes. In a sport psychology career, you will play a vital role helping recreational and competitive sports participants reach their full potential. For great job opportunities in sport psychology, you could be an athletic trainer, with job growth expected to increase by 37% by 2018.*

Did you know?

Motivating athletes to peak performance is a specialized skill that can transform any team or individual into a winner. Imagine knowing proven strategies to set goals, maintain concentration in the face of competitive pressure, and avoid burnout. And does practice really make perfect? The study of sport psychology will give you the answer, and more.

Training for Sport Psychology Careers

PCDI's sport psychology school is designed to provide you with the tools for success in sport psychology careers. 11 easy to follow comprehensive courses will equip you with the knowledge necessary to succeed in sport psychology. Since each lesson is offered online, you set your own pace. Study when or wherever is best for you. That means you could be ready to pursue sport psychology careers in as little as 6 months.

And, we make getting started easy. All your study materials, including textbooks and workbooks, are included in our low tuition. Plus, interest-free monthly payment plans make getting your sport psychology training affordable.

Why Wait?

Start your Sport Psychology career today! Enroll online or call 1-888-909-0558 to speak with an Admissions Advisor.

Interested in Sport Psychology careers? Learn more about our sport psychology course materials and options for financing your education by visiting AshworthCollege.edu. Ashworth College is a division of PCDI, a leader in distance education.

* Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2010-11 Edition, Athletic Trainers