Free Level 3 Sport Course in Milton Keynes. Classes run at Elizabeth Woodville School South Campus, full-time during the day. You'll need a pass in OCR Sports Science or GCSE PE if you studied either previously. The course runs over 24 months and covers a broad range of sport-specific topics through a mix of coursework units and written examinations. It takes a practical, vocational approach, giving you hands-on experience alongside underpinning knowledge.
Who this course is for
The course is designed for learners to experience a range of topics, which can enhance their knowledge and understating in a range of sport specific avenues. It offers a more vocational and practical approach to learning through 3 coursework units as well as 2 written examination units. The units have been selected to offer a braid range of skill development to learners.
Entry requirements
A pass at OCR Sports Science or GCSE PE if studied previously
What you will learn
You'll study sport-specific topics across a broad range of subject areas.
You'll develop practical skills through hands-on, vocational learning.
You'll complete coursework units that build your applied knowledge in sport.
You'll sit written examination units that test your understanding of sport science and related topics.
You'll develop analytical and evaluative skills relevant to sport settings.
How you will learn
You'll learn through a combination of classroom-based lessons and practical sessions. Assessment is split across three coursework units, which you build and submit over the course, and two written examination units sat at set points. The coursework gives you time to develop and refine your work, while the exams test your knowledge under timed conditions.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Elizabeth Woodville School South Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Sports coach, working with community or school groups
Fitness instructor, leading gym or group exercise sessions
Personal trainer, supporting individual clients with training plans
Sports development officer, growing participation in local sport
Leisure centre assistant, supporting day-to-day facility operations
Sports administrator, coordinating events and club activities
Teaching assistant (PE focus), supporting physical education in schools
What you could study next
Level 4 or Level 5 Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Sport or Sport and Exercise Science, for those wanting to go deeper into the subject before entering work or higher education.
A university degree in Sport Science, Sports Coaching, or Physical Education, if you want to move into teaching, research, or specialist coaching roles.
Level 3 Personal Training Qualification, if you want to work directly with clients as a fitness professional.
