Hey everyone, just saw this CareerGuide thread asking if a career in physical education is solid from a job standpoint – yeah, it's definitely got its perks if you love working with people and staying active. Jobs like school PE teacher, fitness trainer, sports coach, or even roles in community recreation programs are pretty stable, especially with growing focus on health and youth sports these days, though pay can vary a lot depending on location and whether you go public or private sector.

The courses are straightforward too – you can start with a Bachelor's in Physical Education (B.P.Ed), then maybe add a Master's or certifications in areas like sports science, coaching, or adapted PE for special needs. I know a few folks who went that route and are doing well now, but it does take passion since it's not always the highest-paying gig out there.

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