Athlete Advantage
This skill helps athletes work effectively with teammates and coworkers.
Teamwork
This document summarizes your education, skills, and experiences.
A Resume
Networking means building these types of professional relationships.
Connections
Employers value this because it shows practical experience.
Internships
Most college athletes will eventually enter this after graduation
Workforce
Athletes demonstrate this by balancing practices, travel, academics, and personal responsibilities.
Time Management
This online platform is often called the professional version of social media.
A professor, coach, or professional who provides guidance is called this.
Mentor
This campus office helps students find internships and prepare for careers
Career and Development Office
Athletes should begin exploring these as early as possible.
Career Options/Internships
Recovering from a tough loss or injury demonstrates this employer-valued skill.
Resilience
Employers often ask you to "Tell me about yourself" during this process.
An Interview
Networking should start during this time rather than waiting until senior year.
Freshman Year
Volunteering, leadership positions, and campus involvement can help build this.
Experience
This is one reason employers often enjoy hiring former athletes.
A strong work ethic
Team captains often develop this skill by motivating teammates and setting examples.
Leadership
This short introduction explains who you are, what you do, and your goals.
An Elevator Pitch
One of the best people for student-athletes to connect with because they were once in your shoes.
Alumni
Student-athletes can gain experience by job shadowing, internships, volunteering, and this
Networking
Athletes should focus on developing their identity beyond this.
Their sport
Employers frequently list communication, teamwork, and this skill as their top hiring priorities.
Problem-Solving
These experiences help students gain professional experience before graduation.
Internship
According to many surveys, a significant percentage of jobs are found through these.
Connections/Referrals
Freshmen often think they don't need one yet, but building this early helps tremendously.
A resume
his phrase describes skills developed through athletics that can be used in careers
Transferable skills.