BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Sport
We have a number of open days coming up for our Level 3 – Extended Diploma Sports Performance, Coaching & Fitness the next DPSA scholarships and education open day taking place on Wednesday 20th February 2019, the day will consist of 10-12 am training, an hour for lunch and finally 1-2 pm, a talk with or education partners about the education half of our course!
Level 3 – Extended Diploma Sports Performance, Coaching & Fitness
The Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport (Development, Coaching and Fitness route) is a 2 year programme which provides a vocational insight into various areas of the sports industry and education. It provides a solid foundation in a wide variety of sporting contexts enabling you to develop essential skills for gaining employment in the sports industry or progressing further in education. This route carries UCAS points which enables you to apply for university as well as strong work experience elements should you wish to pursue a more work based pathway.
Course content
- Coaching and assessing sports performance
- Sports injuries and nutrition
- Fitness testing and training methods
- Sports development
- Contemporary issues in sport
- Anatomy and physiology for sport
- Entry requirements
- 5 GCSEs at grade A-C or equivalent.
Assessment methods
Written reports, practical assessments, portfolios, presentations, posters/leaflets and various online assessments.
Future opportunities
As the level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma is equivalent to 3 A Levels; successful candidates may progress to higher education, work or other vocational opportunities.
Further information
Further information: Learners will have the opportunity to train and play in an academy/college football league. They will be getting 6 hours a week elite training, developing technique, fitness and all around footballing ability. In the teams you will get opportunities to travel to academy training grounds like St George’s Park where England train.
Coaching and assessing sports performance
Sports injuries and nutrition
Fitness testing and training methods
Sports development
Contemporary issues in sport
Anatomy and physiology for sport
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