Sport Course Leaflet

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Details of all of the BTEC courses are accurate at time of print. However, most of these courses at level 3 will be

SPORT AT HUDDERSFIELD NEW COLLEGE

subject to change prior to August 2016, both in terms of course content and assessment methodology. These changes will be communicated via our website, once they have been finalised by the awarding bodies.

If you need the information in this prospectus presented in a different way please contact Erika Montgomery

“I chose to study at HNC because it’s the best place to study sport in Kirklees! The staff and facilities are amazing.”

on 01484 652341 or info@huddnewcoll.ac.uk

New Hey Road, Huddersfield HD3 4GL 01484 652341

HANNAH PARRY

@ info@huddnewcoll.ac.uk

School: Holmfirth High School

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Studied: Sport and Exercise Science and English Language

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Destination: Sport and Exercise Science at Leeds Beckett University

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Recently awarded Sports Leadership

designated for pace and spin bowling,

In 2015, our students were given the

Academy status, the College’s Sports

alongside a specialist bowling machine.

opportunity to take part in placements

department is among the biggest and best

in Poland, Sweden and the USA!

in Yorkshire, the Humber and the North

As well as a choice of A Level and BTEC

East. As well as offering BTEC and

courses at Level 2 and 3, we also offer

A Level qualifications, we also offer students

Level 1 Coaching Awards in football, rugby

the chance to join one of our successful

league, basketball and cricket, the Active

sporting academies, as well as supporting

IQ Level 2 Fitness Instructors Award,

individual elite athletes, so that you can

the Sports Leaders Level 2 Award, the

achieve your very best in your chosen

Higher Sports Leaders Award Level 3 and

discipline.

the Football Referees Award. All these additional qualifications can help your study,

The department has a range of top class

application to university or pathway into

facilities including a fitness suite, a multi-

employment.

purpose sports hall, a full size state of the art 3G astro-turf pitch and our most recent

As a department, we organise visits to

addition, the Sports Barn, which has a

support your learning and invite relevant

full size indoor playing court for netball,

guest speakers from the sports industry.

basketball, handball, tennis and badminton.

Recently these have included personal trainers, sports physio’s, performance

Alongside the court we have a top of the

analysts and sports coaches. There are also

range specialist cricket facility with lanes

opportunities to be involved in trips abroad.

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BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA/DIPLOMA IN SPORT (DEVELOPMENT, COACHING & FITNESS)

BTEC LEVEL 3 SUBSIDIARY DIPLOMA/DIPLOMA IN SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE ABOUT THE SUBJECT

COURSE CONTENT

The BTEC Subsidiary Diploma/Diploma in

Study will take place in a variety of 12

Sport & Exercise Science is an advanced full time, work related course. You learn

Students, may, as part of their practical

different units over 2 years including the

programme undertake the Sports

core areas of:

Leaders Level 2 Award developing both

by completing assignments related to the

their personal and communication skills

many aspects of sport such as fitness,

Core areas:

while gaining an important nationally

psychology, anatomy and physiology,

• Physiology

recognised qualification.

sports injuries and coaching. In addition

• Sport and exercise psychology

you will learn about the employment area

• Anatomy for sport and exercise

In the 2nd year there may also be the

of sport. It is ideally suited therefore for

• Research methods for sport and

opportunity to undertake industry-

those interested in a sport related career

related qualifications.

or for those wishing to study the subject

• Research project in sport and

at first degree level. The course is made

exercise sciences exercise science

up of 6 units (Subsidiary Diploma) and (Diploma) 12 units. The course includes practical sessions wherever possible to help students apply theory into practice. ICT is used to support students in their work and the sports facilities available are outstanding including a sports hall, 3G surface and fitness room.

These include: Level 3 Higher Sports Leaders Award

ABOUT THE SUBJECT

COURSE CONTENT

The BTEC Subsidiary Diploma is an

Study will take place in a variety of

Level 2 Award, developing both their

advanced full time, work related course.

12 different units over 2 years. These will

personal and communication skills

You learn by completing assignments

be core units and optional units from the

while gaining an important nationally

related to the many aspects of sport such

list below:

recognised qualification.

• Physiology of fitness

During the first year students may have

as sports development, assessing risk in sport and current issues. In addition you will learn about the employment area of sport. The course is made up of 6 units (Subsidiary Diploma) and (Diploma) 12 units. The course includes practical sessions wherever possible to help students apply theory into practice. ICT is used to

Further units will be from:

Level 2 Fitness Instructor

• Sports coaching

Sports Massage

support students in their work and the

• Work based experience in sport

During the first year all students

including a sports hall, 3G surface, fitness

• Sports nutrition

undertake a work experience placement

• Exercise, health and lifestyle

in a coaching/leadership setting

• Training and fitness for sport

to further develop their knowledge

• Practical team sports

and experience. Past students

• Fitness testing

• Instructing physical activity and

have gained placements in areas

exercise

such as gymnasiums, primary and

SPECIFIC ENTRY CRITERIA

• Sports injuries

secondary school PE departments

• Practical individual sports

and leisure centres. There may also

• Applied sport and exercise

be an opportunity to undertake work

Grade C in GCSE English Language. A grade C in GCSE PE or a pass in a vocational equivalent, if taken. A grade C in a GCSE Science subject or vocational equivalent (excluding GCSE Core Science) is essential.

physiology

experience in other industry related

• Biomechanics

areas.

sports facilities available are outstanding suite and new sports barn.

• Anatomy • Assessing risk in sport • Fitness training and programming • Sports coaching • Sports development • Fitness training • Work based experience in sport • Leadership in sport

Grade C in GCSE English Language and grade C in GCSE PE or in a vocational equivalent, if taken.

experience placement in a relevant area of the sports industry to further develop their knowledge and experience. Past students have gained placements in areas such as gymnasiums, school PE departments and leisure centres.

• Exercise for specific groups.

In the 2nd year there may also be the

• Sport as a business.

opportunity to undertake industry-

• Practical team sports

related qualifications. These include:

• Rules, regulations and officiating

in sport.

• Outdoor and adventurous activities

SPECIFIC ENTRY CRITERIA

the opportunity to undertake a work

All students, as part of their practical programme, follow the Sports Leaders

• Level 3 Higher Sports Leaders Award • Level 2 Fitness Instructor • Sports Massage


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