Major Page's current major is Physical Education with a minor in Recreational Sports Management. He has set goals to first teach PE and coach football at a local school for about 5 years, then get a degree in Recreational Sports Management to become an Athletic Director for the higher salary. Eventually, he wants to coach college football and retire doing what he loves most. A diversity in education class inspired him to stay in his current major and taught him tools to positively impact students.
Major Page's current major is Physical Education with a minor in Recreational Sports Management. He has set goals to first teach PE and coach football at a local school for about 5 years, then get a degree in Recreational Sports Management to become an Athletic Director for the higher salary. Eventually, he wants to coach college football and retire doing what he loves most. A diversity in education class inspired him to stay in his current major and taught him tools to positively impact students.
Major Page's current major is Physical Education with a minor in Recreational Sports Management. He has set goals to first teach PE and coach football at a local school for about 5 years, then get a degree in Recreational Sports Management to become an Athletic Director for the higher salary. Eventually, he wants to coach college football and retire doing what he loves most. A diversity in education class inspired him to stay in his current major and taught him tools to positively impact students.
My current major is Physical Education with a minor in Recreational sports management. I am
a very planned out person so I already have set my self goals for future jobs. Whether they work out or not here are some of the job opportunities I will be seeking; At first I want to teach P.E at a local school in Horry County as well as coaching a football team. After about 5 years or more of experience teaching and coaching I plan on getting a degree in Recreational Sports Management and becoming an Athletic Director. The reason I strive to become an Athletic Director is because they make a significantly higher salary. Eventually after that when I'm most likely going to be 50+ in age I want to become a college football coach and retire one day doing what I truly love the most. There were many teachers who made me inspired to reach these goals but specifically the one teacher I can credit most of my motivation to is Dr. Richmond. She taught a diversity in education class to me this semester. I learned so much from that class that it made me change my mind about changing majors completely. I learned so many different tools that I can implement in the classroom and effect so many students lives. I am extremely excited to graduate an education major and see where this road takes me.
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