Entry Requirements
2 GCSEs at grade E-G (new grades 1-2) or relevant Entry Level qualification
How Is It Assessed
Assessment is mainly through a portfolio of evidence. Depending on the unit, evidence may include worksheets, information leaflets, career guides, reports, personal development plans, observation records, witness testimony, or discussion notes. Some practical units require direct observation of skills, while knowledge-based units are assessed internally through portfolio work
How Is It Taught
The course is taught through a mix of teaching, tutoring, and guided independent work, with learners completing worksheets, workbooks, leaflets, reports, plans, and other evidence-based tasks. Some units also include practical learning, where learners may take part in sport, help with events, or show skills through direct observation and witness testimony.
What Could I do Next
After this course, learners could progress to higher-level sport qualifications, further training, volunteering, or entry-level roles in sport and active leisure. They may also move into related pathways such as coaching, fitness, event support, leadership, or outdoor industry roles depending on the units studied
What Else Do I Need To Know
It’s a practical, introductory sport course that helps learners build skills, confidence, and awareness of future pathways. It is assessed through portfolio work rather than exams, so expect a mix of classroom tasks, practical activities, and teacher-guided evidence collection. It is a good option for learners who enjoy hands-on learning and may want to progress into more sport-related study or training later on.
