Certification, Licensing, and Special Requirements
Certification or Licensing
Many facilities require sports instructors to be certified. Information on certification is available from any organization that deals with the specific sport in which one might be interested.
Most high school coaches also work as teachers, and those interested in this job should plan to obtain teacher certification in their state.
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