Community Coaching for England
Entry requirements
Must be in a relevant subject such as Sport, Fitness, Coaching or Sport and Exercise Science disciplines.
Access to HE Diploma
Must be in a relevant subject such as Sport, Fitness, Coaching or Sport and Exercise Science disciplines.
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
Must be in a relevant subject such as Sport, Fitness, Coaching or Sport and Exercise Science disciplines.
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About this course
The Level 4 Higher National Certificate provides a solid grounding in Community Coaching in England, on which students can build, should they decide to continue their studies beyond the Certificate stage. On successful completion of the Level 4 Higher National Certificate, you may consider joining the coaching work force in the local community, with schools, private business, or progress to a Level 5 programme such as the Higher National Diploma.
Pearson BTEC Level 4 Higher National Certificate in Community Coaching for England offers:
- a dynamic, engaging, and challenging course which encapsulates the core units essential for effective coaching practice;
- the latest coaching practices and applications of fundamentals skills and knowledge to enhance athletes/participants performance;
- an understanding of the human body and its physiology; and
- insight into the underpinning theories related to Nutrition and Sports Psychology and their use for enhancing athletes’ and participants’ behaviours.
Modules
Nutrition
Fundamentals of Sport & Exercises Psychology
Anatomy & Physiology
Professional Skills (Pearson Set)
Coaching Practice & Skills Development
Training, Fitness, Testing
Lifestyle Coaching
Community Coaching
Assessment methods
The core units will be assessed by the combination of multiple assessment methods such as:
Reports, Essays, Practical assessment, Case study, Research project, Presentations, Logbooks.
Tuition fees
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Extra funding
Solihull College & University Centre offer a Higher Education Bursary.
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