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USPTA Certification . See and hear why career minded tennis players, coaches, and teachers are becoming USPTA Certified Professionals. Join Now. Pickleball Certification . Learn more about the improved USPTA Pickleball Certification that involves a network of testers across the country!https://www.uspta.com
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Depending on the person’s experience, a USPTA Professional’s job description may range from assistant pro to head tennis professional. USPTA Professionals are required to earn 6 education credits every 3 years to maintain their membership. To become a USPTA Certified Professional: Please fill out the application.https://www.uspta.com/USPTA/Membership/Membership_Types/Certified_Professional
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The United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) is an organization which offers certification and professional development for professional tennis teachers and tennis coaches. [1] The organization has approximately 13,500 members in the United States, and promotes excellence in the tennis industry. [1] [3]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Professional_Tennis_Association
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Instructor LEVEL 1: Instructor The Instructor category is designed as a first step into a career as a tennis professional/coach and for those who want to give back to the game by teaching part-time.https://www.uspta.com/USPTA/Membership/Membership_Types/Tennis_Instructor.aspx
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Founded in 1927, USPTA is the world's oldest and largest association of tennis-teaching professionals. With more than 14,000 members worldwide, USPTA offers nearly 70 professional benefits to...https://www.linkedin.com/company/uspta2021
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As a USPTA Elite Professional, the highest level of certification for a professional to teach tennis, Christin shows that helping people is the essence of being a tennis coach. How did you choose this career path? I started playing tennis at the age of seven, and my first coach was my dad.https://www.usta.com/.../career-development/tennis-career-profile-uspta-professional.html
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1993 – USPTA officially opens its Hall of Fame with induction of the late Arthur Ashe. 1994 – USPTA introduces Little Tennis®, a new program targeting young players from 3 to 10. 1995 – USPTA launches www.uspta.com. 1997 – USPTA offers free personal websites to every member. 1999 – USPTA launches Find-a-Pro service.https://www.uspta.com/USPTA/About_USPTA/History/History_of_USPTA
