Scout Job Description
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The Scout works with sports teams to identify and acquire potential new talent. Their role is to attend games and speak with coaches to find promising players. Their responsibilities are to review game footage, learn player statistics, meet with players to debate incentives, and maintain a network with agents, clients and coaches who can introduce them to new talent.
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- Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Sport Management
- Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Physical Education
- Bachelor of Arts (b.a.) in Physics Education
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Business Management
- Bachelor of Arts (b.a.) in American Studies
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