How to Work in Minor League Baseball

Working for a baseball team can be a great experience

Working for a minor league baseball team or league is a great way to enjoy America's national pastime. There are numerous leagues and teams around the country, and consequently hundreds of potential employers. The job search can seem daunting at first, but there are ways to stay on top of all openings.

Instructions

1. Register with the Professional Baseball Employment Organization (PBOE), a subdivision of minor league baseball, at http://www.pbeo.com/about.aspx. Enrollment costs $50 per year. The site lists job openings with teams and leagues.

2. Visit a minor league baseball job fair, which are held at predetermined dates throughout the year. All events are planned well in advance, allowing you to make any necessary travel arrangements. These fairs often include representatives from many organizations, making them a great place to network and apply for jobs.

3. Keep checking the PBEO website for job listings. You can search for jobs by region, pay scale and job titles.

4. Apply for more than one job. The key to landing a job is exploring numerous choices. It also gives you options if you get job offers from more than one organization.

5. Consider taking an entry level position. The jobs may not pay as well or have as many responsibilities or perks, but they do get you into an organization. Once you are employed, you can build a reputation as a reliable worker and seek promotion within the organization or seek a job with another organization.

References

• Minor League Baseball: Jobs
• Professional Baseball Employment Opportunities: About