Want to help high performance athletes ?
Become an Transition Officers Post Athletic Career
Take part in the PORTAL project, by following these 7 steps to become the cornerstone of athlete-centred support across partner organisations.
Roles and responsibilities
Transition Officers provide holistic support to Olympians before, during, and after their transition out of sport, ensuring continuity of care over time. They assess individual needs and deliver tailored guidance on life skills, mental health, and employability while maintaining regular follow-up for at least three years after retirement. They also collaborate with relevant professionals, monitor progress through the PORTAL platform, and promote inclusive support initiatives for athletes with fewer opportunities.
Core competencies and skills
7 STEPS TO
BE A TRANSITION OFFICER
Check your eligibility
Ensure you meet the required education, experience, and ethical standards.
Apply through the open call
Submit your CV and motivation letter via the official application link.
Go through the selection process
Be evaluated based on motivation, empathy, adaptability, and ethics.
Complete the training programme
Follow the online training on athlete transition and support tools.
Get certified as a TOP
Obtain your certification and formalize your role with a host organisation.
Develop your core competencies
Strengthen your skills in coaching, communication, and athlete support.
Support athletes through transition
Provide personalised, long-term guidance before, during, and after retirement.
Interested in becoming a TOP?
Download the guide and contact us via the formula to enter the process
You already are a transition officer
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