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Physical Education (PE):
AS and A2 Level
This course is suitable for those hoping to pursue a career
in the sports and recreation industries. Most sports-related
degrees require PE or Biology. It is also a suitable course
for those interested in both studying and participating in
sports.
Course details This is a modular course made up of two
units per year. The subjects studied include: applied
anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology, sports
psychology and social, cultural and historical studies in
PE and sport.
PHYSICAL
How is it assessed? Assessment is by both exam (50%) and
coursework (50%). For coursework, in each year you carry
EDUCATION
out both practical and written work, although practical
assessment only counts for approximately 14% of the total
assessment. The practical elements of the coursework
can involve being a performer, leader or official; for AS
you need to be assessed in two roles, and for A2 in one
role. These roles can be in one or more sports. We are
usually able to accommodate the sports of your choice
but everyone has to be assessed in one of athletics,
volleyball and badminton. You sit the exam unit in June.
Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2
level.
What do I need to study this subject? You should have
five GCSE grades A*-C including Double Science,
Mathematics and English Language.
Where can this lead me? This course can lead to degree
courses in sports science, sports studies or recreational
management, and employment in the sports and
recreation industries.
What are the enrichment opportunities? There are a
number of opportunities to participate in both College
and local additional sporting activities: students need to
be part of either a College or local team or participate in
College sporting activities.
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