Take your knowledge further and apply it in real settings. The FdSc develops movement science, performance monitoring and analysis, inclusive coaching and leadership, and research skills. With over 40 hours of embedded work‑based learning, you'll work with clients, athletes and community partners while using modern tools to collect and interpret data. The course is mapped to CIMSPA standards and builds a clear pathway towards advanced practitioner roles.
Entry requirements
GCSE English and Maths at grade C/4 (or Functional Skills Level 2). HNC (Level 4, 120 credits) in a relevant subject (e. g., Community Sport and Physical Activity - PASS) or other sport‑related HNC (subject to suitability review). CertHE (Level 4, 120 credits) in sport/coaching/health/fitness/nutrition.
