You might not be destined for the NBA, but your hoop dreams don’t have to die.
Maybe you never made the team. Maybe you’re the biggest fan alive. Or maybe you played with the best of them in college—but a pro career just wasn’t in the cards. Just because you’re not on the court doesn’t mean you can’t work in the field—the field of basketball jobs, that is.
The global sports industry is expected to reach $599.9 billion by 2025, and $826.0 billion by 2030. With the introduction of new digital jobs into the workforce, the outlook looks good for hoop heads.
Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Monster found 10 jobs for basketball fans who want to work their dream job.
Referee
What you’d do: A referee’s main job is to officiate the game as fairly as possible. Often, officials at lower levels of play (junior high, high school) supplement this job with another line of work.
What you’d need: As a ref, you’ll need a deep understanding of the rules of the game, as well as the patience of saint. Have you seen how much basketball players complain? In all seriousness, depending on the level of play, officials must pass an exam demonstrating they know the rules. For high school, referees are required to register with the state or the local agency that governs athletics.
What it pays: The median salary for a referee is $15 per hour.
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Coach
What you’d do: The best coaches bring out the full potential in their players, create a team-first environment and teach invaluable leadership lessons. For junior high school and high school leagues, basketball coaches often lead team practice at least three times per week, with games interspersed throughout the season. At the college level, the commitment is often much greater, with college Division I teams playing 40 games or more per season and practicing almost every day.
What you’d need: Coaches are passionate, dedicated individuals who know exactly how much to push their players. High school and college coaches typically have a bachelor’s degree and experience playing the sport they’re coaching. Check out this basketball coach resume sample.
What it pays: The median salary for a coach is $18 per hour.
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Broadcaster
What you’d do: Remember, “Havlicek stole the ball!”? Any true basketball fan knows this famous call by announcer Johnny Most from the NBA’s 1965 Eastern Conference Finals. Basketball broadcasters call the game accurately, using heaps of enthusiasm to keep the viewers’ and/or listeners’ interest. Sometimes, they witness a historic moment—and might even become part of it.
What you’d need: Broadcasters must be familiar with each team and each player and the rules of the game, plus have a knowledge of the equipment. Most broadcasters have a degree in journalism or communications.
What it pays: $30,080 per year
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Statistician
What you’d do: Crunch the numbers! Statisticians and data scientists work with large data sets to draw out trends and make them easy to understand. In this case, statisticians are the ones feeding insights to announcers, managers, and upper-level management of basketball teams.
What you’d need: Most teams looking for statisticians are either professional, semi-pro or Division I colleges, therefor they’re looking for the best: statisticians with master’s degrees and a deep understanding of analytics, data modeling software, and problem-solving skills. (Think of Peter Brand’s character in the 2011 film Moneyball, who was a Yale economics graduate.)
What it pays: The median salary for a statistician is $88,000 per year.
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Translator
What you’d do: Basketball is an increasingly global sport, thanks to the efforts of the NBA, FIBA and other global leagues. With expansion comes communication challenges from a team and organization level. Translators work with players and personnel to make sure everyone’s on the same page, including outreach to and interaction with media.
What you’d need: Obviously, you’ll need to be fluent in a foreign language, but you’ll also need to be patient and conscious of cultural differences.
What it pays: The median salary for a translator is $22 per hour.
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Videographer
What you’d do: On top of avoiding out-of-control basketball players as they dive into the stands, videographers operate cameras to get unique coverage, edit film and present the best possible digital package to the audience.
What you’d need: Both camera operators and video editors need highly technical knowledge of the equipment and software they’re using. Typically, students interested in videography as a career will study film or communications in college.
What it pays: The median salary for a videographer is $22 per hour.
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IT Manager
What you’d do: Believe it or not, basketball teams need information technology (IT) managers. Most industries are now full of digital, internet-wired jobs, and basketball is no exception. IT managers make sure computer systems across an organization (in this case, a college or franchise) are running smoothly, safely and in the most effective ways that support the organization’s goals.
What you’d need: Most IT managers need at least a bachelor’s degree in computer or information science, and many higher level positions require a master’s degree.
What it pays: The median salary for an IT manager is $96,000 per year.
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Social Media Manager
What you’d do: Tweet, update, hashtag, post, reply and more. Being a social media manager for a basketball team means engaging your audience, promoting your team and building a following. Managing social often entails creating short-term and long-term strategies across multiple channels such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and more.
What you’d need: Key skills are communication, creativity and a knowledge of a variety of social media platforms. In terms of education, most social specialists have a background in PR, marketing or communications. View this sample resume for a social media manager.
What it pays: The median salary for a content marketing manager is $70,550 per year.
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Athletic Trainer
What you’d do: Trainers work one-on-one and in groups getting players ready for competition. This includes strength and mobility training, stretching and building personalized routines.
What you’d need: Most athletic trainers start with a bachelor’s degree and an accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education. Trainers for pro teams typically have master’s degrees. Since you’d be working with players who are often in pain, a sense of compassion and interpersonal skills are crucial to the job.
What it pays: The median salary for an athletic trainer is $46,500 per year.
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Graphic Designer
What you’d do: As basketball teams at the professional and collegiate levels build out more marketing material—print and digital—graphic designers are playing a critical role in shaping the brand. Graphic designers create this visual material, often in software programs like Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
What you’d need: Graphic designers often have a degree in graphic design or a related field, plus creativity skills, knowledge of design software and good communication skills. View this sample resume for a graphic designer.
What it pays: The median salary for a graphic designer is $23 per hour.
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Basketball Africa League
The Basketball Africa League (BAL), a partnership between the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and the NBA, is a new professional league featuring 12 club teams from across Africa. Headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, the BAL builds on the foundation of club competitions FIBA Regional Office Africa has organized in Africa and marks the NBA’s first collaboration to operate a league outside North America. Fans can follow the BAL (@theBAL) on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube and register their interest in receiving more information at NBA.com/theBAL.
Basketball Operations
Basketball Operations oversees the league’s oncourt activities, including the development of regular-season and playoff schedules, the management of rule changes, and the enforcement of player conduct standards and discipline. Basketball Operations also works closely with USA Basketball and FIBA, the International Basketball Federation, to promote the international growth of the game.
Basketball Strategy & Analytics
The Basketball Strategy & Analytics department is responsible for data collection, analysis and technology pertaining to all on-court activities. The group, in partnership with Referee Operations, oversees the Game Review Program to help drive improvements in referee performance and rules clarification initiatives. Basketball Strategy & Analytics also leads strategic initiatives focused on innovating and improving the NBA game, such as rules changes, improvements to the competition format and implementation of technologies to improve player health, game integrity and fan engagement.
Communications
Communications is comprised of five subgroups. Basketball Communications manages basketball media relations and institutes and enforces media policy and procedures for the leagues and the teams while overseeing media operations for all major events. Business Communications supports all business areas including Marketing Partnerships, Merchandising, Digital, Team Marketing & Business Operations, Player Programs, Social Responsibility and Marketing. International Communications supports the media relations efforts of regional offices around the world. Response Management is responsible for monitoring media coverage. Editorial manages internal communications and creates content highlighting the game for dissemination to the media.
Content
The Content department is one of the largest providers of digital and sports content in the world and is responsible for the development, production, and programming of NBA, WNBA, NBA 2K League and NBA G League content. The department also oversees all major events globally including the leagues’ All-Star events, Drafts, Playoffs, and Finals.
Digital Media
Digital Media’s mission is to bring the world courtside by providing the NBA experience for everyone, everywhere. The department creates and manages digital products (like mobile applications and virtual reality products) that extend the league’s global reach. The NBA is the most popular sports league on social media, and the Digital Media team manages all of the league’s social platforms. The department also works with NBA Digital (a joint venture between the NBA and Turner Sports) to manage and present best-in-class websites and digital products for the NBA, WNBA, NBA G League, NBA 2K League and all teams across the four leagues, and develops strategies for distributing content to our global regional offices and partners.
Facilities & Administration
Administration oversees a range of operational and professional services for the NBA, WNBA, NBA G League and NBA 2K League. The Facilities team ensures that the work environment is functional and well-maintained, and is responsible for office renovation design, overseeing equipment repairs and maintenance, and acting as the liaison between the league office and property management. Administration also manages mail, duplication, messenger, office supply, and catering services. The Risk Management and Insurance team utilizes various risk transfer mechanisms, such as insurance, and proactively identifies and minimizes risk to help to protect the NBA’s human, financial and physical assets. The Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) team provides strategic guidance and serves as a catalyst for league-wide D&I strategies. The team is focused on ensuring that the NBA continues to have a diverse and inclusive mix of talent at all levels globally and that the full capacity of that talent is being leveraged. The team is also responsible for guiding supplier diversity and inclusion learning efforts.
Finance
The Finance department partners with business leaders to provide decision support and financial rigor around business plans, business performance, market expansion, product launches and new initiatives. The “League Finance” team is responsible for business planning, financial reporting, decision support, and setting and monitoring the short- and long-term financial goals of the organization. The “Controllership” team oversees all the accounting, tax, treasury, accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll functions. The “Team Finance” group provides analytical and transactional support to NBA teams and oversees the execution and compliance with key League-wide programs.
Global Innovation Group
The NBA’s Global Innovation Group is a unique in-house strategy group responsible for the creative development and execution of long-term growth initiatives for the NBA and its affiliated leagues, in terms of both revenue and fans. It is also responsible for creating a culture of innovation by equipping NBA departments with the skills, mindsets and tools to surface and execute new concepts. It serves as a consultant and adviser to the league’s Senior Leadership Team on the strategic direction for the company and on individual initiatives.
Global Media Distribution
Global Media Distribution manages relationships with the NBA’s domestic and international television and digital media partners. The group oversees the distribution of NBA, WNBA, NBA G League, NBA 2K League and USA Basketball games and programming content in more than 200 countries and territories. The content is circulated in more than 40 different languages, reaching millions of households worldwide.
Global Partnerships
Global Partnerships develops and manages marketing and merchandising partnerships with some of the world’s most recognizable brands. The department creates and executes marketing and merchandising platforms tailored to driving each partner’s business around the NBA, WNBA, NBA G League, NBA 2K League and USA Basketball.
Human Resources
Human Resources drives the NBA’s global workforce strategy, including talent acquisition, talent management, employee development, employee relations, compensation, and benefits. Human Resources works to identify candidates that will help drive the league’s strategic direction and business goals, develops programs to aid in employees’ professional development, and implements policies and procedures designed to maintain an employee-friendly workplace. The department also supports the company’s human resources information systems (HRIS) that provide data and reporting to assist in key business decisions.
Information Technology (IT)
Information Technology (IT) designs, develops and maintains systems and technical infrastructure that support the League’s global operations and corporate goals. IT works closely with NBA business areas to help them derive the highest value from their technology investments. This includes technologies that enable NBA employees to work most effectively and collaboratively with their co-workers, teams and partners. IT also interfaces with, and provides support to, NBA teams and their venues for technologies that are used during games. The department also provides the technical infrastructure and on-the-ground support to thousands, including employees, marketing partners, broadcasters and media at major events such as the All-Star game, Finals and Draft. IT is responsible for protecting the NBA’s data and infrastructure through a best-in-class Cyber Security program.
Legal
The legal department provides advice and counsel with respect to all of the company’s activities and businesses on a global basis. For the NBA and WNBA, the department assists in the negotiation and administration of collective bargaining agreements with players, including the salary cap system, the anti-drug program, and the grievance/arbitration process. For both of these leagues and the NBA G League, the department provides advice on the structuring of player contracts, trades, disciplinary matters, and playing rules issues. League transactional lawyers administer policies governing the transfer and relocation of teams, the approval of new arenas, and the regulation of team ownership and debt. Our deal lawyers negotiate and advise on the structuring of business arrangements with counterparties in a variety of areas, including television, digital media, sponsorship, consumer products, gaming, and events. Our intellectual property lawyers maintain and protect the company’s worldwide portfolio of trademarks and copyrights. The legal department handles litigation, investigations, and legislative affairs, and oversees a compliance program across all of our business lines and offices.
Marketing
Marketing is responsible for the NBA’s global marketing operation, directing brand development, strategy, and advertising of league-wide marketing campaigns and promotional initiatives across the NBA, WNBA, NBA G League, and NBA 2K League. The department includes Market Research and Analytics, Advertising and Media, Digital Marketing Strategy, Events Strategy, Customer Data Strategy, and Brand Management.
Media Operations & Technology
Media Operations & Technology manages the operation and distribution of NBA TV and the global distribution of NBA Entertainment (NBAE) programming. This department is also responsible for domestic and international satellite operations, NBAE studio operations, and digital media operations and encoding. The team also collects, catalogues, stores, archives and retrieves all NBA assets, and collects and distributes nightly data from arenas across all three leagues.
NBA 2K League
The NBA 2K League is a professional esports league co-founded by the NBA and Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ:TTWO). Launched in 2018, the league features the best 102 NBA 2K players in the world. Each of the league’s 17 teams drafted six players to compete as unique characters in 5-on-5 play against the other teams in a mix of regular-season games, tournaments and playoffs.
NBA G League
The NBA G League is the NBA’s official minor league, preparing players, coaches, officials, trainers, and front-office staff for the NBA while acting as the league’s research and development laboratory. Featuring 26 teams with one-to-one affiliations with NBA franchises for the first time ever during the 2017-18 season, the league offers elite professional basketball at an affordable price in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.
Referee Operations
Referee Operations is responsible for all aspects of the NBA’s officiating program, including recruiting, training and development, and scheduling. Referee Operations is also responsible for the Replay Center, which facilitates using instant replay to help make decisions in conjunction with the on-court officials. Referee Operations partners closely with the Basketball Strategy and Analytics team (within Finance & Strategy) to manage game data and analysis programs, including the Game Review Program.
Regional Offices
The NBA’s regional offices grow the game of basketball globally by hosting NBA events, developing grassroots basketball programming, creating sponsorship opportunities for local businesses, implementing merchandising strategies with regional licensees, selling international TV packages, overseeing regional public and media relations, and more. Our regional offices (and locations) include:
NBA Africa (Dakar, Johannesburg, Lagos)
NBA Asia (Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore)
NBA Canada (Toronto)
NBA China (Beijing, Shanghai)
NBA Europe & Middle East (London, Madrid)
NBA India (Mumbai)
NBA Latin America (Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro)
NBA United States (New York, Secaucus, NJ)
Security
Security is responsible for maintaining the integrity of NBA, WNBA, 2K League and NBA G League games. The department designs, develops, and executes security plans and programs to provide a safe and secure environment globally, protecting players, fans, and employees at league offices, arenas, and special events. The department’s goal is a safe and secure NBA for all.
Social Responsibility & Player Programs
Social Responsibility & Player Programs leads the League’s global social responsibility and youth basketball participation initiatives as well as player development and strategic marketing efforts that help players be more successful off the court. The programs managed by this department include NBA Cares, Jr. NBA and the Rookie Transition Program, an orientation program designed to educate and help rookies successfully transition into their roles as professional athletes. In addition to community building and player programs, the department also oversees efforts with former players, player family members and it manages communication and engagement with government agencies.
Team Marketing & Business Operations (TMBO)
Team Marketing & Business Operations (TMBO) is a unique in-house consulting group within the NBA league office that strives to drive best practices and innovation across all NBA, WNBA, NBA G League and NBA 2K League teams. The focus of this fast-paced and collaborative department is on all aspects of business operations, including ticket sales and service, sponsorship, marketing and digital.
WNBA
The WNBA is a bold, progressive basketball league that stands for the power of women. Featuring 12 teams, the W is a unique sports property that combines competition and entertainment with a commitment to diversity and inclusion and social responsibility. Through its world-class athletes, the in-game fan experience, TV and digital broadcasts, digital and social content and community outreach programs, the league celebrates and elevates the game of basketball and the culture around it.
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. In basketball, there are positions that are often played by small players. But that's not the point. We believe that every person can achieve everything he sincerely wants, if, of course, he is hardworking and patient enough. Yes, and at a young age, basketball is useful for general development to engage in all the children who are interested in it. After all, he greatly develops the child, both from the physiological side, and teaches children to work in a team and overcome difficulties.
We are ardent opponents of selection in sports. We believe that everything has its time, that each person reveals himself in different ways. Someone shows good results from the very beginning, but someone needs a little more time to adapt and understand what exactly he wants. Therefore, it makes no sense to select at an early age. Yes, and our program is designed to work on an equal footing with children of different ages, levels of training and skills.
It is possible and necessary. There are many examples of Great athletes who started their professional career quite late and at the same time became great athletes, world champions, Olympic Games. But again, that's not the point. The main thing is that each person should do what he likes. And we want to give kids a chance at this age to learn what basketball is and love it.
We cover all school age. Also in our club there are centers that specialize in working with children from 3 years old. There are cases when children at the age of 5-6 study in a group with the first - second class and feel very comfortable.
Yes, there are centers in our club where adults train. We believe that it is necessary to continue playing sports, and in particular basketball, all your life. We don't have phenomenal physical activity. A complete workout at a moderate intensity level. An interesting warm-up combined with stretching and coordination of movements. A full-fledged block for the study of technical elements and, of course, the game. We have quite a lot in the adult group of parents of children who study with us. Inspired by the success and desire of children to study, parents also light up and begin to study this exciting game with us.
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In sports, learning takes place in the process of training. The coach teaches his pupils and helps to improve their skills.
Even talented and experienced athletes owe their success to their coaches.
Some coaches work in the so-called mass sports. Others are preparing future stars for, as and in an ordinary children's sports section, you can discover a talented athlete. But this requires a special coaching talent.
The main task of a coach is to reveal the abilities of an athlete, to teach him how to use his body's resources to the maximum in order to win. To do this, you need to correctly build a training regimen, distribute loads, and select effective exercises.
But sport is not only physical strength and dexterity. An athlete must understand the peculiarities of his physiology, be able to control both his body and emotions. The coach is engaged in the theoretical and psychological preparation of their pupils. He instills discipline in them, inspires them to win, and if necessary, knows how to find medicinal words for star disease.
All this is possible only in one case: pupils must unconditionally trust their mentor - both as a professional and simply as a human being.
Pavel Birman, coach of the USSR national pentathlon team, now working in Israel.
With the help of a doctor, a coach monitors the health of his wards, selects a suitable diet, helps to cope with minor injuries that occur in sports.
Preparing for a competition always requires dedication and time and effort. The bigger the competition, the tighter the training schedule. In addition, the coach has to go on a business trip to competitions and sports camps.
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Sports complexes, sports and fitness clubs, sports sections at educational institutions, youth sports schools, medical institutions, professional sports organizations, etc.
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Important qualities ambition and patience, justice, objectivity in assessing their own results and the achievements of their students, readiness for self-improvement.
Knowledge and skills
A trainer must be proficient in training methods, know the basics of physiology, medicine, and psychology. Know what's going on in the world of sports.
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Salary of a sports coach for October 2022
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Most broadcasters have a degree in journalism or communications.
This includes strength and mobility training, stretching and building personalized routines.
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Headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, the BAL builds on the foundation of club competitions FIBA Regional Office Africa has organized in Africa and marks the NBA’s first collaboration to operate a league outside North America. Fans can follow the BAL (@theBAL) on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube and register their interest in receiving more information at NBA.com/theBAL.
Basketball Strategy & Analytics also leads strategic initiatives focused on innovating and improving the NBA game, such as rules changes, improvements to the competition format and implementation of technologies to improve player health, game integrity and fan engagement.
The team is also responsible for guiding supplier diversity and inclusion learning efforts.
It is also responsible for creating a culture of innovation by equipping NBA departments with the skills, mindsets and tools to surface and execute new concepts. It serves as a consultant and adviser to the league’s Senior Leadership Team on the strategic direction for the company and on individual initiatives.
IT also interfaces with, and provides support to, NBA teams and their venues for technologies that are used during games. The department also provides the technical infrastructure and on-the-ground support to thousands, including employees, marketing partners, broadcasters and media at major events such as the All-Star game, Finals and Draft. IT is responsible for protecting the NBA’s data and infrastructure through a best-in-class Cyber Security program.
League transactional lawyers administer policies governing the transfer and relocation of teams, the approval of new arenas, and the regulation of team ownership and debt. Our deal lawyers negotiate and advise on the structuring of business arrangements with counterparties in a variety of areas, including television, digital media, sponsorship, consumer products, gaming, and events. Our intellectual property lawyers maintain and protect the company’s worldwide portfolio of trademarks and copyrights. The legal department handles litigation, investigations, and legislative affairs, and oversees a compliance program across all of our business lines and offices.
Featuring 26 teams with one-to-one affiliations with NBA franchises for the first time ever during the 2017-18 season, the league offers elite professional basketball at an affordable price in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere.
Our regional offices (and locations) include:
The programs managed by this department include NBA Cares, Jr. NBA and the Rookie Transition Program, an orientation program designed to educate and help rookies successfully transition into their roles as professional athletes. In addition to community building and player programs, the department also oversees efforts with former players, player family members and it manages communication and engagement with government agencies.
Through its world-class athletes, the in-game fan experience, TV and digital broadcasts, digital and social content and community outreach programs, the league celebrates and elevates the game of basketball and the culture around it.
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In basketball, there are positions that are often played by small players. But that's not the point. We believe that every person can achieve everything he sincerely wants, if, of course, he is hardworking and patient enough. Yes, and at a young age, basketball is useful for general development to engage in all the children who are interested in it. After all, he greatly develops the child, both from the physiological side, and teaches children to work in a team and overcome difficulties. 
But again, that's not the point. The main thing is that each person should do what he likes. And we want to give kids a chance at this age to learn what basketball is and love it. 
By the way, the ProfGid career guidance center has recently developed an accurate career guidance test that will tell you which professions suit you, give an opinion about your personality type and intelligence. The profession is suitable for those who are interested in physical education (see. choosing a profession based on interest in school subjects). 
To do this, you need to correctly build a training regimen, distribute loads, and select effective exercises. 
In addition, the coach has to go on a business trip to competitions and sports camps. 
