This non-fiction guide is a careers-focused resource for KS4 students exploring the sport and leisure industry. It maps out the roles people work in—such as physiotherapists, sports psychologists, leisure centre managers, and outdoor activity officers—and explains how teaching sport and working in the community can encourage more people to participate in sport. Written for KS4 learners, the tone is practical, informative, and encouraging, making it a valuable part of a broader children’s educational book and activity-based learning approach.

Content is presented as clear career profiles with bite-sized explanations of what each job involves, the qualities it requires, and the main tasks. It also provides straightforward guidance on how to find a job in a chosen field and how to work a path toward the top of that field. The material covers concepts such as career research, entry routes, required skills, and progression, with practical steps and quick-start prompts to make learning accessible and enjoyable for readers exploring their options in sport and leisure.

• Career profiles of professionals in sport and leisure, including physiotherapist, sports psychologist, leisure centre manager, and outdoor activity officer
• Guidance on finding a job in a field, the qualities needed, typical tasks, and clear progression routes
• Content on teaching sport and working in the community to promote activity
• Accessible, concise writing with bite-sized sections and practical activities
• Interactive elements such as checklists, action steps, and planning prompts to support career thinking

After finishing, readers gain a realistic view of sport and leisure career options, practical steps to pursue the path that fits them, and the confidence to explore internships, courses, or community projects. It builds curiosity, motivation, and a proactive mindset for making informed choices about their future in the field.