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Sports Coaching and Physical Education
Indicative Course Content individual directed work leading to This degree provides the opportunity for
The world of sport and physical activity research and enquiry. You are assigned an in depth insight into both approaches
is currently a very dynamic and exciting an academic advisor who provides a whilst delaying a final decision until
one, with a number of different career personal link for the entire duration of more informed, it will provide a valuable
opportunities opening up across a range your time on the course. Your own degree qualification that will take you
of activities and age groups. If you have personal expertise and experience is forward in whichever career you choose
an interest in both Physical Education valued to enhance the overall learning of in the future.
and Sports Coaching and recognise that the whole group supplementing the
the quality of delivery in either context formal university input.
• PGCE leading to QTS;
will have a powerful influence on
• NGB Coach Education
participants at all levels of performance
• GTP (Sec/Primary)
Why this Course?
then study Sports Coaching and
• Club/Professional Sports Coach
Physical Education at Chichester and be
The modules have been designed
• Further Degree qualification
part of that ever changing and
specifically to allow you to study and
• Private Fitness/Coaching companies
developing process. The course is about
develop the skills set necessary for the
• County sports partnerships
developing:
teaching and coaching of sport
• Competition Manager
activities. Placement experiences will
• Professional knowledge and provide you with the opportunity to Possible Combinations
understanding of the theoretical apply your skills and knowledge in both There are no combined courses.
subject material underpinning the professional areas. See also: Sport and Exercise Psychology,
teaching and coaching process Sport and Exercise Science, Sports
Modules will provide the opportunity to
Coaching Science, Sports Therapy, Sport
• Knowledge and understanding of study developmental issues, sports
and Fitness Management, Sports Studies
developmental aspects of the child science principles underpinning the
(Sports Development) and Adventure
and developing young adult, teaching and coaching processes,
specifically within a physical activity
Education.
pedagogical issues common to both
context professional areas. Modules will also
See our website for up to date course
• Professional attributes such as
tease out the needs of the teacher when information:
communication, team work, building
working within the national curriculum
http://www.chiuni.ac.uk/services/course
positive relationships and enhancing
and the sports coach when working s/AtoZ.cfm
personal performance
within different Long Term Athlete
Development stages and explore and
• Professional skills in planning, develop awareness of current issues
assessment and management within professional practice.
Our degree course is delivered on a
modular basis covering academic and
Careers
pedagogical studies. You will experience Many students remain undecided about
a variety of teaching methods across the whether they want to teach physical
modules including lectures, group work, education or coach. What they do know
seminars, practical workshops and is that they are committed to following a
laboratory sessions. In addition, there is career in sport and physical activity.
Interview:
Yes, applicants are normally interviewed to
establish understanding of teaching and
coaching in school.
Fees 2009 Entry
• £9,500
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