1. Gaining an understanding of the principles and practices of sports coaching.
2. Understanding human anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics about physical activity and sport.
3. Understanding psychological factors influencing athletic performance.
4. Developing effective communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills.
5. Gaining practical experience in planning, delivering, and evaluating coaching sessions.
6. Understanding sport and physical activity's social, cultural, and ethical implications.
7. Preparing for professional roles in coaching and sports development.

1. Strong academic background in Physical Education, Sports Studies, and Mathematics.
2. A keen interest in Biology and Physical Education.
3. Good grades in A-levels or equivalent qualifications.
4. Meeting the specific entry requirements of the chosen university.
5. Potential standardized test scores for international students.
6. Good communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills.
7. An open mind to different cultures and perspectives.

1. Introduction to Coaching
2. Introduction to Research in Sport
3. Sport in Society
4. Introduction to Sport and Exercise Psychology
5. Human Systems and Movement
6. Coaching and Pedagogy in Practice
7. Inclusive Practice in Sport and Physical Activity
8. Performance Analysis
9. Research Methods
10. Applied Physical Education
11. Working in Physical Education
12. Coaching Leadership
13. Extended Independent Work
14. Contemporary Issues in Sport and Physical Education
15. Psychology of Physical Education and Youth Sport
16. Skills Acquisition OR
17. Skills in Leadership, Enterprise and Small Business

1. Lectures
2. Tutorials
3. Seminars
4. One-to-one tutoring
5. Practical sessions
6. Workshops
7. Group Project Work

1. Coaching Diverse Groups
2. Exploring Academic Skills and Industry Practice
3. Foundations of Sports Coaching
4. Sport Science for Coaching and Teachers
5. Biomechanical Analysis of Human Movement for Sport, Exercise and Health
6. Coaching Pedagogy
7. Conducting Rigorous Research
8. Fundamental Introduction to Exercise Prescription
9. Fundamentals of Exercise Physiology
10. Individual Differences and Psychometrics in Sport and Exercise
11. Industry Project
12. Sport Placement
13. Sports Nutrition
14. Teaching and COaching NC Activities
15. Applied Coaching and Teaching Practice
16. Business Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Sport
17. Contemporary Issues in Sports Coaching and Development
18. Inspiring Learning And PE Pedagogy
19. Project Based Learning

1. Essays
2. Reports
3. Portfolios
4. Performance
5. Presentations
6. Case Studies
7. Small Group Projects

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 03 (Full-time).

Applied Physical Education and Sports Coaching BA (Hons) in the UK universities typically provide excellent facilities to support student learning and practical experience. These facilities may include:

1. Sports Halls
2. Gymnasiums
3. Fitness Suites
4. Sports Fields (Football, Rugby, etc.)
5. Athletics Tracks
6. Swimming Pools
7. Tennis Courts
8. Dance Studios
9. Climbing Walls
10. Biomechanics Labs
11. Physiology Labs
12. Strength & Conditioning Labs
13. Sports Therapy Clinics
14. Physiotherapy Departments
15. Library Resources
16. Computer Labs
17. Seminar Rooms
18. Lecture Theatres
19. Career Services
20. Student Support Services
21. Sports Science Labs
22. Outdoor Education Centers
23. Coaching Observation Areas
24. Video Analysis Suites
25. Sports Psychology Labs
26. Research Laboratories
27. Sports Injury Clinics

1. Sports Coach
2. Physical Education Teacher
3. Sports Development Officer
4. Fitness Instructor
5. Personal Trainer
6. Strength and Conditioning Coach
7. Sports Therapist
8. Sports Nutritionist
9. Sports Psychologist
10. Sports Massage Therapist
11. Physiotherapist
12. Sports Journalist
13. Sports Commentator
14. Sports Administrator
15. Sports Marketing Manager
16. Leisure Center Manager
17. Outdoor Education Instructor
18. Community Sports Development Officer
19. Sports Rehabilitation Specialist
20. Sports Scientist
21. Academic Researcher
22. Sports Consultant
23. Sports Agent
24. Youth Sports Worker
25. Disability Sports Coach
26. Special Educational Needs Teacher

1. Tuition fees range between £15,000 - £18,000 per year and may vary depending on the institution.
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

1. A-level standard offer: BBB.
2. A-level minimum offer: BBC.
3. 5 GCSEs including English and Mathematics at Grade 4/C or above (or equivalent).
4. Biology/Chemistry/Physics/Additional Science at grade B (acceptable).
5. IELTS 6.0 overall with 5.5 in all skills.
6. Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
7. A strong academic record.

1. Coaching Placements: Coaching various sport teams at local clubs (e.g., football, rugby, netball, hockey).
2. Internships: Gaining experience in sports administration and governance.
3. Volunteer Experience: Coaching local sports teams and assisting the sports camps and programmes.
4. Fieldwork: Leading and participating in outdoor activities (e.g., hiking, camping, kayaking).

1. UK Coaching Qualifications (Levels 1-4)
2. Sport England Coaching Awards
3. First Aid Certification
4. Emergency Aid for Sports Injuries
5. Safeguarding and Child Protection in Sport
6. Strength and Conditioning Certifications (e.g., NSCA-CPT)
7. Personal Trainer Certifications (e.g., REPs Level 3)
8. Nutrition for Sport Certifications
9. Sports Massage Therapy Certifications
10. Sports Psychology Certifications
11. Youth Sports Coaching Certifications
12. Disability Sports Coaching Certifications
13. Outdoor Education Certifications
14. Lifeguarding Certifications
15. Water Safety Instruction Certifications
16. Sport Development Qualifications
17. Event Management Certifications
18. Risk Management in Sport Certifications
19. Anti-Doping Education Certifications
20. Inclusive Coaching Certifications
21. Coaching for Special Populations Certifications
22. Mental Health First Aid for Sport

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"I chose my course because I am a huge fan of sport and P.E and I would really love to become a P.E teacher when I finish university. Because my course focuses directly on what I need to learn in order to become successful. " Says - "Morgan, Physical Education and Sports Coaching."