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AS/A2 IN LEISURE STUDIES One Year AS-Level Course or Full Two Year A-Level Course


Why Study Leisure Studies?


This subject encourages students to explore the breadth of this extremely varied and growing sector. The course will focus upon developing an understanding of the leisure industry’s structure and make students aware of the knowledge, understanding and skills required of an employee working in the industry.


In order to study this subject successfully you will need to be self motivated and keen to research independently, using a wide range of sources. This is because two thirds of the qualification is assessed through completion of substantial pieces of coursework. You should have an interest in the broad components of the leisure industry.


Students with an ‘A’ Level in Leisure Studies can go out to study the subject further at University or they can gain leisure related employment. Previous students have particularly chosen to study leisure and event management at degree level.


This subject can be studied as a one year ‘AS’ Level course or a full two year ‘A’ Level.


Subject at AS Students will study the following 3 units.


Unit 1 - The Leisure Industry


You will investigate the range, scale and importance of the leisure industry and why people participate or not in leisure activities.


Assessment: Portfolio – Coursework Unit 2 - Working Practices in Leisure


You will investigate health and safety legislation and procedures and look at other leisure related systems and laws.


Assessment: Externally Tested Unit 3 - The Leisure Customer


This Unit gives you the opportunity to consider customer service within the leisure industry. You will be expected to carry out practical activities and assessments to meet the criteria.


Assessment: Portfolio - Coursework Subject at A2


Entry onto the A2 course requires successful completion of AS Leisure Studies. Students will study a further 3 units as follows:


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Mrs L Watterston Entry Requirements


Students should have achieved at least a grade C in their GCSE English Language and be able to demonstrate their ability to complete high quality coursework.


In Year 12 students will undertake one weeks work experience in a Leisure organisation to support their studies.


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