Who's Exhibiting at Careers in Sport + Leisure

The exhibitor list for CSL 2010 is yet to be finalised but the companies who have already confirmed their attendance are listed below. With further exhibitors expected to be confirmed shortly keep checking back here for the latest developments.

SkillsActiveCareers

ISPAL

SportGrads

AQA City & Guilds

British Colleges Sport

Challenger Sports

David Lloyd Leisure

F.C. Business

Lifetime

Nuffield Health

Parkwood Leisure

Premier Training International

S2S Sports Coaching Agency

The Rugby Football Union

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Who exhibited in 2009

To give you a flavour for the type of organisations that attend CSL, these are the companies who exhibited in 2009.

SkillsActive

ISPAL

Active Soccer

Alton Towers

ARA

Barnsley College

BASES

Central Sports Management

Challenger Sports

The English Institute of Sport (EIS)

The FA

Federation of Small Businesses

Fit For Sport

Fitness First

FitPro

Formula GFI

Frank Haslam Milan

GB Fitness

Greenwich Leisure Limited

Hartpury College

Jobs with Balls

League Football Education

LeisureWork

Milkround

Lifetime

Manchester Metropolitan University

MLS Camps

NHS/Terence Higgins Trust

Northumbria University

The Royal Marines

Premier Sport

Premier Training International

S2S Sports Coaching Agency (S2S)

Spa and Leisure Jobs

Sports Leaders UK

Staffordshire University

University of Doncaster

Glamorgan Sport - Developing Excellence

University of Huddersfield - Division of Health & Fitness

Virgin Active

The West Midlands Universities Sport Business Initiative

YMCAfit

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MY CSL STORY

I’ve always known that I want to work in the sport industry. I’ve always been an active sort of person and I got involved in coaching netball in the last year or so. I do lots of other sports though and I am quite interested in working in one of those as well.

I know I want a job in sport, I just need a bit of help with the direction to take. I hear Careers in Sport and Leisure is a good place to get this kind of help so I’ll be going.

I wonder if going to university will give me the best chance, although everyone seems to go to university these days so will I have as good a chance of getting a good job by working my way up?