Sport Level 2

Course Overview

This course is a great choice if you are enthusiastic about a career in the sport industry. The course is also ideal for preparing learners for progression to Level 3 Sport & Exercise Science where an element of the course is dedicated to skill development and preparation for next steps.

What will I study?

You will gain knowledge of the anatomy of the human body and how it relates to sport, as well as more practical aspects including: Fitness and Training Testing and Leading Sports Activities. The course also has an exciting project based learning aspect which will include students gaining a UK Sports Leaders Level 2 qualification in Sport Leadership. Leadership and volunteering is a big part of the student experience with a focus on the 'softer' skills needed in life.

You will also be able to develop a range of study skills including communication, English, Maths and presentations skills.

Modules

Core Modules

• Fitness for Sport and Exercise
• Practical Sports Performance

Mandatory

• Anatomy and Physiology
• UK Sports Leaders Level 2 in Sport Leadership

Entry requirements

• Four GCSEs at grade 3 or above, including English Language. Maths and/or any Science would also be an advantage.
• At least one GCSE must be grade 4 or above.
• Grade 3 or above in any sport-related GCSE.

Why should I choose USP College?

You will have the opportunity to become a full-time student athlete, combining your vocational studies with training as part of the Storm competitive sports programme.

As one of the most successful college sports programmes in the country, we enjoy a strong tradition of competing in the best competitions and leagues, and can boast an impressive array of both team and individual national champions.

The expertise of our staff also gives our student athletes excellent sports science support, which includes:

• Strength & Conditioning Programmes
• Fitness Testing Specialists
• Sports Nutrition Support
• Seevic Storm includes: Rugby, Football, Netball, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Trampoline, Golf, Swimming and Athletics

What could I do next?

You could progress on to the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport & Exercise Science or Sport Development, Coaching and Fitness.

Alternatively you could progress to an Apprenticeship or gain employment within the Sports and Leisure industry.

Former Level 2 Sport student Luke Beard went on to gain a distinction profile on the BTEC level 3 Extended Diploma in Sports Science. He is now studying at the University of Hertfordshire.

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