As you know, this job takes many risks, but in the end is VERY rewarding. If you want this job just to meet professional athletes and make a lot of money, you're in the wrong place. The main reason of this job is to help the athlete you represent. First of all, you'll need to major in sports management at a good college, and possibly get your MBA (Masters in Business Administration). Some colleges I recommend are USC, UMiami, UMass, Ithaca College, and Ohio U, just to name a few. While in college, you'll want to start going to the sports games (whichever sport you want to focus in), and start building contacts and ask if they need an agent, so come draft day and a Baseball player from UMiami, for example, is the first draft pick in the MLB Draft, and you're his agent, then you could be making millions once he's out of the minors and then other players will want to have you as their agent also. Then once you have enough money, start your own agency, hire some other agents to help you with your work, add a Starbucks in the lobby, and live life the way it should be lived. Have fun, but don't be too cocky.
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Try a local leisure centre or a sports academy try asking the people what they needed to become what they are. :)
You would need good skills. You have to have good sportsmanship and play fair. Your skills have to be higher than college to be a sports agent. You have a higher chance to be one if you played that sport when you were a kid or maybe teenager. Because they look at the years you played the sports and that's how they see if your skilled. If I'm wrong feel free to correct it. I don't mind if you change my answer because it might be better.
Being a sports agent is more or less a modified lawyer. The agent in most cases will have a lot of knowledge of laws regarding contracts, taxes, and other pertinent player related issues. The sorts agent in an advocate for the player that they represent not just for writing up their contract.
Usually a legal background as you will be negotaiting contracts. But a degree in business or a related field is helpful.
Marc Roberts - sports agent - was born in 1959.
Roger Montgomery - sports agent - was born in 1971.
you go online and then type in, How do I become a sports agent? and then click on the first thingy that says, "Sports Agent Course - Become A Sports Agent and then find your way from there. Have a great day!P.S.(Use google.com, not anything else) (Google.com is awesome!) :)
Sports are another power ful socializing agent every recognise that sport teach not only physical skills but also values.
The following websites (separated by a comma) offer information on how to become a sports agent: http://www.ehow.com/how_2089210_become-sports-agent.html, http://www.sportsmanagementworldwide.com/, http://www.mahalo.com/how-to-become-a-sports-agent/
A sports agent applies math when determining how much a sorts player will be paid. A sports agent also applies math to figure out his percentage of payment.
No, there is no amount of players you can have as a sports agent. The more you have, the harder it is to keep up with all their affairs. Usually, most sports agents have 1 to 3 sports players they are representing.