Our range of leisure and hobby courses keeps growing, with even more fun and exciting courses starting throughout 2025.
COURSE OVERVIEW
- Flexible Learning -; Our modular approach combines classroom-based learning with real-world, work-based experience, allowing you to apply what you learn in a professional setting. This balance ensures that you gain both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.
- Industry Integration -; Designed to fit around your work commitments, this programme encourages you to integrate your workplace experiences into your studies, making learning more relevant and directly applicable to your career aspirations.
- Specialist Facilities -; You’ll have access to cutting-edge sports science equipment and resources, helping you develop hands-on expertise in key areas such as biomechanics, physiology, and fitness testing. As a higher education student, you will also benefit from a dedicated HE common room, providing a supportive environment for independent study and collaboration.
- Practical Training -; Gain valuable, real-world experience through practical sessions, case studies, and industry-focused projects. This hands-on approach ensures you’re not just learning in a classroom but actively building skills that employers value.
- Personalised Support -; With small class sizes and expert tutors, you’;ll receive one-to-one guidance and mentorship to help you achieve your goals. Our supportive learning environment fosters confidence, motivation, and success.
- Biomechanics
- Exercise & Heath
- Interpersonal & Professional Skills
- Physiology of Exercise & Health
- Research Methods 1
- Sport and Exercise Psychology
- Work Based Learning 1
- Health Promotion, Lifestyle and Exercise
- Laboratory Skills
- Physical Activity in Special Populations
- Psychological Aspects
- Research Methods 2
- Self-directed Work Based Research Project
- Work Based Learning 2
FURTHER INFORMATION
- A relevant Level 3 qualification or A-levels (or equivalent). Individual offer conditions will vary.
- We strongly advise that applicants will have achieved grades 9-4 (A*-C) in math’s and English.
- Relevant academic or work experience
- A strong, compelling personal statement
- Sport and Exercise Science (Sport Performance)
- Sport and Exercise Science (Physical Activity for Health)
- Sport Coaching
- Exercise Physiologist -; Study how physical activity impacts the body and design tailored fitness courses.
- Fitness Centre Manager -; Oversee gym operations, ensuring smooth and efficient management.
- Personal Trainer -; Work closely with clients to achieve their fitness goals.
- Sports Coach -; Train and develop athletes at various levels.
- Sports Therapist -; Provide treatment and rehabilitation for sports injuries.
- Health Improvement Practitioner -; Promote healthy lifestyles in communities.
- Nutritionist -; Advise on diet and nutrition for health and performance.
- Sport & Exercise Psychologist -; Help athletes enhance their mental game to boost performance.
- Practical workshops to refine your skills
- Group discussions to exchange ideas and insights
- Lectures and seminars to explore concepts and techniques
- One-on-one tutorials for tailored feedback
- Independent study to deepen your knowledge
- Student Loan
- Instalment Payment Plan
- Company Sponsorship
- Textbooks: Essential texts are available in the college libraries, but you may wish to purchase personal copies for convenience.
- Computer Equipment: While on-campus computers are available, having a personal laptop or tablet may offer greater flexibility for off-site study.
- Printing and Photocopying: Most coursework is submitted online, but some assignments may require printed submissions, optional binding, or other presentation materials.
- Materials: Practical courses often require equipment. A detailed equipment list will be provided upon enrolment.
- Field Trips: Certain courses may include optional study visits or field trips to enrich learning experiences.