“…Sport can be considered as an unstable and uncertain labour career (Coakley, 2017;Elliott, 2016;Marques & Marchi Júnior, 2020;Roderick, 2014), and even with high efforts, athletes have not a guaranty of reaching the elite level (Baron-Thiene & Alfermann, 2015), as well as being active for a long period (Côté & Hancock, 2016). In addition, the time and actions dedicated to sport does not always can be converted into good conditions and preparation for another labour activity after the termination of athletic career (Alfermann & Stambulova, 2007;Álvarez Pérez & Aguilar, 2012;Damo, 2014;Rigo, Silva, & Rial, 2018). Within this context, many scholars investigated and reflected on the several dimensions that involve the dual career, considering different cultures and possible interventions (Guidotti, Cortis, & Capranica, 2015;Miranda, Santos, & Costa, 2020;Stambulova & Wylleman, 2019) in order to offer adequate conditions to student-athletes be successful both in sport and education (Caput-Jogunica, Ćurković, & Bjelić, 2012;Mateu, Vilanova, & Inglés, 2018;Sánchez Pato et al, 2018), and be prepared to work in another profession in the future (Alfermann & Stambulova, 2007;Stambulova & Wylleman, 2015).…”