Foundation Degree (FdSc) Sport, Performance and Exercise Development

Course Description
Entry Requirements
Progression & Assessment
Duration & Location
Fees
Further Information

Course Description

Course Description:

Please note - applications for this course are via UCAS.
Institution code name: LINCN Institution code: L42 Course code: CB69

The FdSc is a modulised programme which will involve participation in practical sport, along with the study of a range of sport disciplines such as coaching, sport psychology, anatomy and physiology, biomechanics and sport sociology. The interdisciplinary nature of the course requires the application of theoretical knowledge to real life sporting situations and scenarios.

The FdSc Sport, Performance and Exercise Development is designed to produce knowledgeable and vocationally capable students through a range of work based and work related learning opportunities. Graduating students will have the option of finding relevant employment in the sport sector or progression onto the BSc (Hons) Sport Development and Coaching at the University of Lincoln

Level:

4/5

Course Type:

Full Time

Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements:

All applications are given full consideration on a case by case basis, however to maximise your progression on the course we recommend that applicants will have either

120 UCAS points from related FE programmes.
Pass profile in a related National Diploma.
NVQ 3 in a related discipline.
Significant interest or industry experience in sport, coaching or exercise.

Progression & Assessment

Assessment and Progression:

Various learning styles are accommodated through formal lectures, theoretical and practical seminars, laboratory work, tutorials, work-based learning, e-learning and independent study. Sport specific and transferable skills will be developed progressively throughout the course and a variety of assessment techniques, such as reports, presentations, demonstrations and work based assessments will also be used to develop a range of communication, delivery, data collection, analysis and interpretation techniques.

The vocational nature of the course provides training and qualifications considered necessary for a variety of sport related careers, which include sport management, leisure and other areas where sport, coaching and exercise is emphasised. Examples include sport development, coaching, gym / fitness instruction, sport laboratory technician, teaching (following further study) as well as the police and armed forces.

Progression onto degree study is available onto the BSc (Hons) Sport, Development and Coaching at the University of Lincoln.

Duration & Location

Duration:

2 years

The FdSc Sport, Performance and Exercise Development can be studied either as a full or part time course. Full time delivery usually consists, on average, 3 days per week at college allowing independent vocational study time at other times. Part time delivery will require 1 day per week at college plus independent study time. Individual units can be studied on a full cost, stand alone basis.

An overview of the FULL TIME FdSc structure:

Year 1

Teaching and Coaching in Sport (30 credit points)
Sport and Exercise Performance (30 credit points)
Sport Development and Social Inclusion (15 credit points),
Research Skills (15 credit points), Work Based Learning (30 credit points).

Year 2

Advanced Principles of Teaching and learning (30 credit points),
Developing Sport and Exercise Performance (30 credit points)
Social Theory and Special Populations (15 credit points)
Sports Management and Business Theory (15 credit points)
Work Based Project (30 credit points).

An overview of the PART TIME FdSc structure:

Year 1

Teaching and Coaching in Sport (30 credit points)
Sport and Exercise Performance (30 credit points)
Sport Development and Social Inclusion (15 credit points)
Work Based Learning (30 credit points)

Year 2

Advanced Principles of Teaching and Learning (30 credit points)
Developing Sport and Exercise Performance (30 credit points)
Research Skills (15 credit points), Work Based Learning (30 credit points)

Year 3

Sports Management and Business Theory (15 credit points)
Social Theory and Special Populations (15 credit points)
Work Based Project (30 credit points)

Location:

Lincoln

Fees

Fees:

For full time students a fee of £2000 per academic year is applicable, however students will receive a £500 bonus for successful completion of each year and enrolment onto the next level of study.

Part time study attracts a fee of £375 per 30 credit module

How to Apply:

To enter this course, you will need to apply through UCAS. Please go to the UCAS website at www.UCAS.com for further details.

Institution code name: LINCN Institution code: L42 Course code: CB69

Cost:

£2000 per academic year