Unit 3: G453 Principles and concepts across
different areas of Physical Education Section A: Socio-Cultural options:
Option A1 Historical Studies Option A2 Comparative Studies Section B: Scientific options:
It is essential that you have a good level of fitness.
Option B1 Sports Psychology Option B2 Biomechanics Option B3 Exercise and Sport Physiology
Candidates study three of the five possible options, at least one option, from Section A. Assessment: 2½ hour examination paper (35% of total Advanced GCE)
Unit 4: G454 The improvement of effective performance and the critical evaluation of practical activities in Physical Education
Candidates will be assessed in:
1. Performing/Coaching/Leading one chosen activity from one of the activity profiles and the evaluation, appreciation and improvement of performance.
PE is difficult but really enjoyable.
Assessment: Internally assessed, through a portfolio of evidence of the task and moderated by the examining board.
(15% of total Advanced GCE) Looking to the future
A Level PE will prepare you for a career within the ever increasing industry of sport and leisure as well as being a crucial tool for studying the area of PE or Sport further at university level.
Physical Education combines with many AS and Advanced GCE subjects. It supports applications for a wide range of university courses like sports sciences, physiotherapy, recreation and leisure studies and there are many new and exciting courses related to sport throughout higher education.
Many students choose to use their qualification to go straight into employment, rather than go on to higher education. Because AS or Advanced GCE Physical Education develop the transferable skills and the key skills that employers are looking for, it can lead to a wide variety of employment opportunities. This can include further training in such areas as recreational management, leisure activities, the armed forces and the Civil Service.
The course is taught over nine lessons in a fortnight.
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