Studying A-level Physical Education will give you a fantastic insight into the amazing world of sports performance. Not only will you have the chance to perform or coach a sport through the non-exam assessment component, but you will also develop a wide-ranging knowledge into the how and why of physical activity and sport. The combination of physical performance and academic challenge provides an exciting opportunity for students. You can perform, and then through academic study, gain the knowledge to improve your and others’ performance or coaching through the application of the theory. A-level of Physical Education is an excellent base for a university degree in sports science, sports management, healthcare, or exercise and health. Physical Education can also complement further study in biology, human biology, physics, psychology, nutrition, sociology and many more. A-level of Physical Education can open up a range of career opportunities including sports development, sports coaching, physiotherapy, personal training or becoming one of the next generation of PE teachers. The transferable skills you learn through your study of Physical Education, such as decision-making and independent thinking is also useful in any career path you choose to take.
GCSE Requirements • At least three grade 7s or above • At least three grade 6s or above • At least grade 5 in English and Maths
Over two years, the following modules will be studied: AO1: Physiological Factors Affecting Performance: This involves the study of anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology and biomechanics. AO2: Psychological Factors Affecting Performance: This involves the study of skill acquisition and sports psychology. AO3: Socio-cultural issues in Sport and Physical Activity: This involves the study of sport and society and contemporary issues in physical activity and sports such as the use of technology and the use of drugs in sports. AO4: This is the practical element of the course and involves the student performing OR coaching in ONE sport as well as being able to analyse and critically evaluate an observed performance in a sport of their choice.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Waltham Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £17,247 - £24,555 |
| Address | College Place, Snaresbrook, London, E17 3PY |
Studying A-level Physical Education will give you a fantastic insight into the amazing world of sports performance. Not only will you have the chance to perform or coach a sport through the non-exam assessment component, but you will also develop a wide-ranging knowledge into the how and why of physical activity and sport. The combination of physical performance and academic challenge provides an exciting opportunity for students. You can perform, and then through academic study, gain the knowledge to improve your and others’ performance or coaching through the application of the theory. A-level of Physical Education is an excellent base for a university degree in sports science, sports management, healthcare, or exercise and health. Physical Education can also complement further study in biology, human biology, physics, psychology, nutrition, sociology and many more. A-level of Physical Education can open up a range of career opportunities including sports development, sports coaching, physiotherapy, personal training or becoming one of the next generation of PE teachers. The transferable skills you learn through your study of Physical Education, such as decision-making and independent thinking is also useful in any career path you choose to take.
GCSE Requirements • At least three grade 7s or above • At least three grade 6s or above • At least grade 5 in English and Maths
Over two years, the following modules will be studied: AO1: Physiological Factors Affecting Performance: This involves the study of anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology and biomechanics. AO2: Psychological Factors Affecting Performance: This involves the study of skill acquisition and sports psychology. AO3: Socio-cultural issues in Sport and Physical Activity: This involves the study of sport and society and contemporary issues in physical activity and sports such as the use of technology and the use of drugs in sports. AO4: This is the practical element of the course and involves the student performing OR coaching in ONE sport as well as being able to analyse and critically evaluate an observed performance in a sport of their choice.