Do you have a high level of enthusiasm for sport in all its forms? Have you got a sound understanding of the theory aspects from GCSE PE/BTEC Sport? If so, this could be the course for you. This is a demanding course and a lot more time will be spent on theory aspects than the practical ones. Unlike GCSE/BTEC Sport, this course is mainly theory based. However, you will be assessed in one practical sport (70% theory; 30% practical) for which you do have the option of performing or coaching. The PE subject could lead you towards numerous University courses, including: Sports Studies, Sports Science, PE teacher training, Leisure Studies, Sports Management, Strength and Conditioning, Exercise and Health, Nutrition, Sports Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy. In addition, A level PE is now well regarded as an A level subject when applying to courses in different fields of study. It will also help to gain employment in most sporting sectors such as: Sports Coaching, PE teacher training, Physiotherapy, Personal training, Sports Psychologist, lecturer, Sports Management and Sporting Events. The course in intended for students who are both physically able and who have a strong desire to study in Physical Education.
To enroll upon the course a minimum of level 6 in GCSE PE must be obtained. If GCSE PE has not been studied a level 6 in Biology must be obtained.
Component 1: Physiological Factors Affecting Performance This section makes up 30% of the overall A Level. It is worth 90 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Applied anatomy and physiology • Exercised physiology • Biomechanics Component 2: Psychological Factors Affecting Performance This section makes up 20% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Skill Acquisition • Sports psychology Component 3: Socio Cultural Issues in Physical Activity and Sport This section makes up 20% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Sport and society • Contemporary issues in physical activity and sport Component 4: Performance in Physical Education This section makes up 30% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a non-exam assessment: Performance or coaching of an activity Oral assessment: Evaluation and analysis of performance for improvement
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Warwickshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Glasshouse Lane, Kenilworth, CV8 2AL |
Do you have a high level of enthusiasm for sport in all its forms? Have you got a sound understanding of the theory aspects from GCSE PE/BTEC Sport? If so, this could be the course for you. This is a demanding course and a lot more time will be spent on theory aspects than the practical ones. Unlike GCSE/BTEC Sport, this course is mainly theory based. However, you will be assessed in one practical sport (70% theory; 30% practical) for which you do have the option of performing or coaching. The PE subject could lead you towards numerous University courses, including: Sports Studies, Sports Science, PE teacher training, Leisure Studies, Sports Management, Strength and Conditioning, Exercise and Health, Nutrition, Sports Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy. In addition, A level PE is now well regarded as an A level subject when applying to courses in different fields of study. It will also help to gain employment in most sporting sectors such as: Sports Coaching, PE teacher training, Physiotherapy, Personal training, Sports Psychologist, lecturer, Sports Management and Sporting Events. The course in intended for students who are both physically able and who have a strong desire to study in Physical Education.
To enroll upon the course a minimum of level 6 in GCSE PE must be obtained. If GCSE PE has not been studied a level 6 in Biology must be obtained.
Component 1: Physiological Factors Affecting Performance This section makes up 30% of the overall A Level. It is worth 90 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Applied anatomy and physiology • Exercised physiology • Biomechanics Component 2: Psychological Factors Affecting Performance This section makes up 20% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Skill Acquisition • Sports psychology Component 3: Socio Cultural Issues in Physical Activity and Sport This section makes up 20% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a 1 hour written paper which includes: • Sport and society • Contemporary issues in physical activity and sport Component 4: Performance in Physical Education This section makes up 30% of the overall A Level. It is worth 60 marks from a non-exam assessment: Performance or coaching of an activity Oral assessment: Evaluation and analysis of performance for improvement