Abstract
Sport psychology is an emerging career specialisation in Australia. Training models for a career in the field have only recently been developed. This research concerned past education and vocational histories of advanced degree graduates who specialised in some area of sport psychology. Thirty-two graduates from fourth year, masters and doctoral programs in Australia completed surveys concerning their educational background and vocational histories since graduating with a postgraduate degree. Graduates reported their experiences, income and perceptions and expectations pertaining to work in sport psychology. Results suggest that the main initial and future goals of graduates were to consult with athletes. Most, however, are having difficulty finding paid work in sport psychology. Graduates outlined many suggestions and advice for prospective students. Implications of the results for future training and education in the field of applied sport psychology within Australia are provided.
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