Our Level 3 Sport course (Double) will give you the necessary knowledge, skills, and behaviours you need to work in the sports industry. You will learn more about anatomy and physiology, sports injuries, sports nutrition, and fitness testing for sport and exercise. This course is worth 2 A-levels over two years and you must choose an additional A-Level alongside this course to make up your full time programme. During this exciting Level 3 qualification, you will study six units per year which may consist of the principles of anatomy and physiology, exploring the physiology of fitness, and discovering more about exercise, health and lifestyle. You may also learn about a huge range of sports injuries, how you can treat them, and measures you can take to prevent them. You may also consider diet, sports nutrition, and how it affects performance and gain a solid understanding of fitness testing for sport and exercise. Finally, you may study theories of sports coaching, learn the dynamics of team sports, and preparing for a career in sport.
Minimum five grade 4-9 at GCSE or successful completion of the Level 2 course, and English and/or maths at grade 4.
There will be continuous assessments throughout the course as well as specific assessments at set times of the year. You will produce three coursework-based assignments as well as practical, coaching, presentations and written work for each unit.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | East Sussex |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cross Levels Way, Eastbourne, BN21 2UF |
Our Level 3 Sport course (Double) will give you the necessary knowledge, skills, and behaviours you need to work in the sports industry. You will learn more about anatomy and physiology, sports injuries, sports nutrition, and fitness testing for sport and exercise. This course is worth 2 A-levels over two years and you must choose an additional A-Level alongside this course to make up your full time programme. During this exciting Level 3 qualification, you will study six units per year which may consist of the principles of anatomy and physiology, exploring the physiology of fitness, and discovering more about exercise, health and lifestyle. You may also learn about a huge range of sports injuries, how you can treat them, and measures you can take to prevent them. You may also consider diet, sports nutrition, and how it affects performance and gain a solid understanding of fitness testing for sport and exercise. Finally, you may study theories of sports coaching, learn the dynamics of team sports, and preparing for a career in sport.
Minimum five grade 4-9 at GCSE or successful completion of the Level 2 course, and English and/or maths at grade 4.
There will be continuous assessments throughout the course as well as specific assessments at set times of the year. You will produce three coursework-based assignments as well as practical, coaching, presentations and written work for each unit.