If you're going to talk about how hard it is for amateur athletes to go professional in Canada, cool. If you're going to talk about how athletes are helping others in the sport become professionals, cool. If you're just going to talk ABOUT sports, then you're not talking about careers, are you?
Long story short, you can write about sports, as long as the article is OBVIOUSLY about careers. If it's about sports more than it is about careers, it's not an article worth using, and you will more than likely fail.
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Anonymous said... Hey mr.kassam, for the response to an article, how recent does it have to be? I found an article dated August 7, 2008 and I'm wondering if I can use it?
Also, a quick note - I don't know what the heck you guys drink in the mornings, but I've seen some REALLY great Personal Achievements assignments. I mean, fantastic stuff. I keep trying to find ways NOT to give out perfects, but it's getting impossible. The assignments are just really good. Congrats!
Mr Kassam... For the career newspapers thing can we write about sports transactions like trades and contract sigings and stuff like that?
September 28, 2008 8:41 AM