Edexcel A-Level Spanish is a course designed to develop language skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on the culture and society of Spanish-speaking countries. Our course is designed to make language learning enjoyable and stimulating, our Edexcel A level Spanish specification rewards advanced research and reading skills, and acknowledges the importance of Spanish language culture.

It is a qualification recognized by universities and employers.

This Alternative Academic Qualification can lead to a variety of medical careers, such as nursing, psychology and physiotherapy and can be studied alongside psychology, sociology, chemistry and physical education. The course allows students to develop their core and specialist medical knowledge, understanding and skills.

The particular topics that will be studied are human physiology, anatomy and pathology, health issues and scientific reports, and, practical microbiology and infectious diseases. The course contains 2 exam components and 2 coursework components allowing students to develop their practical and research skills alongside their medical knowledge.

Criminology is the study of crime, criminal behaviour, and the justice system. This course provides students with the exciting opportunity to explore the causes and consequences of crime while examining how society responds to criminal activity. Stimulating content is at the heart of this engaging qualification, which will encourage students to think like criminologists. Some of the topics covered include crime scene to courtroom, criminological theories, crime and punishment, and social control.

Students will be expected to analyse real-life case studies, interpret and assess data, and critically evaluate a range of theories and sources. The specification also encourages the development of strong research, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Studying A-Level History provides an in-depth understanding of key events, individuals and movements that have shaped the modern world.

The diverse curriculum offered enables pupils to become independent and analytical thinkers through exploring a wide variety of sources and research to reach a balanced judgement.

History is a facilitating subject where you acquire many transferable skills. Employers value the critical thinking skills, research abilities, and communication skills that are developed through studying History. It provides an excellent pathway to degrees such as History, Law, Journalism, Marketing, and Politics.

A-Level Computer Science offers an in-depth understanding of how computer systems work, covering both theory and practical applications. Students will explore topics such as programming, algorithms, data structures, and computer architecture, alongside the principles of computational thinking.

The course also delves into how technology interacts with society, including ethical, legal, and environmental considerations. In the second year, students complete a non-exam assessment (NEA), where they develop their own programming project. Assessment is through two written exams and the NEA, with a strong focus on problem-solving and real-world applications.

The course involves a study of a range of literature texts including: poetry, Shakespeare, drama and novels through the lens of historicism to explore character, plot and themes and develop independent study.

Students will be expected to write analytically about these texts, giving insightful meanings and interpretations. The GCSE AQA English Language papers enable students to develop their reading and writing skills. Both papers asks students to read different styles of texts from a range of contemporary uthors and use the skills from English Literature to identify and interpret meaning and authorial methods within the extract.

A-Level Mathematics is widely regarded as one of the most valuable qualifications for students to obtain and is a fundamental pre-requisite for the majority of STEM degrees. This course provides a thorough grounding in analytical and problem-solving skills which are transferable to the workplace and looked on favourably by employers as well as universities.

The course consists of Pure content and Applied content. The former constitutes two-thirds of the qualification and the latter constitutes the remaining third. Applied Mathematics contains two types of applications: Statistics and Mechanics.

There are two Pure Mathematics examinations (which include core mathematical foundations such as Algebraic Methods, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus) and one Applied Mathematics Examination (which includes Probability, Data Handling and Hypothesis Testing for Statistics as well as Forces, Energy and Motion for Mechanics).

Students looking to join the course must achieve a grade 7 or above at GCSE.

A-Level Further Mathematics is a unique qualification which allows students to stand out in any employment or university application process. This course must be taken in parallel with A-Level Mathematics – both subjects are two of the Russell Group Universities’ “facilitating subjects”, meaning that they are looked on favourably by the top universities in the country. Students looking to study degrees in STEM subjects or work in STEM fields would benefit significantly by studying A-Level Further Mathematics.

The course contains compulsory Core Pure content and a choice of two optional modules. The former constitutes half of the qualification, and the latter constitutes the remaining half.

There are two Core Pure Mathematics examinations (which include advanced mathematical concepts such as Matrices, Complex Numbers, Calculus and Differential Equations) and one examination per optional module.

Students looking to join the course must achieve a grade 8 or above at GCSE.

Optional Modules Offered

Restrictions - you may choose either of the following:

• Both from Option 1
• A matching pair of Option 1 and Option 2

Ever wondered how we developed into the society we are today? How the way you see yourself determines the way people identify you? Whether men or women are more likely to commit a crime?

Sociology will help you to make sense of the society we live in and understand the cultural and identity issues which affect us all. You will learn a number of skills including the use of evidence to support your arguments, how to investigate facts, and critical thinking. It is relevant to the society you live in so you are bound to enjoy learning about topics that are relevant to everyday life; plus it opens the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

This Chemistry A Level course is a stepping stone to future study, with a specification designed to inspire students, nurture their passion for Chemistry and lay the groundwork for further study in courses such as Chemistry, Medicine, and Pharmacy.

Chemistry is a fundamental experimental subject and this AQA specification provides opportunities to use practical experiences to link theory to reality and equip students with practical skills they need. Practical work will support and consolidate scientific concepts, develop investigative skills and enable students to build and master practical skills required for future study or jobs in STEM subjects.

The A-Level Biology course build on the fundamental skills students have acquired during their GCSEs, covering a total of 8 units across the 2 year course. AQA has worked to ensure that the subject content is relevant to real work experiences and is interesting to teach and learn. The Biology course aims to nurture a passion fir Biology and lay the groundwork for further study courses like biological sciences and medicine. Which is why AWA also consulted universities, to ensure that these specifications allow students to develop the skills they will need to progress successfully in Higher Education.

Biology is at heart, a fundamentally practical subject. These specifications provide numerous opportunities to use practical experiences to link theory to reality, and equip students with the essential practical skills they need.

The course looks at a number of topics ranging from particles and radiation to electricity and from nuclear physics to thermal physics. In developing its new specifications, AQA has worked to ensure that the subject content is relevant to real world experiences and is interesting to learn. This Physics course is a stepping stone to future study, which is why AQA also consulted universities, to ensure these specifications allow students to develop the skills.

This approach has led to specifications that will nurture a passion for physics and lay the groundwork for further study in science or engineering based roles. An A Level in physics demonstrates not only sound mathematical competency but also the ability to clearly explain some of the most challenging oncepts around.

During the course students will produce a practical and critical/ contextual work in a specialist area including three dimensional design: architectural design, fine art and photography. There will be a variety of experiences that employ a range of traditional and more contemporary media, processes and techniques appropriate to the study of art design facilitated by the very latest industry standard professional equipment and software.

This qualification is suitable for candidates wishing to peruse careers in Architecture, Interior Design , Urban Design & Town Planning, Gaming Design, Illustration and many other creative subject areas. Knowledge of art and design will be developed through research, the development of ideas and making, working from first-hand experience and understanding of a range of designers, artists and architectural theories and processes.

Product Design (3D Design) helps students take a broad view of design and technology, develop their capacity to design and make prototypes and appreciate the complex relations between design, materials and manufacture. This course has 50 per cent controlled assessment in order to recognize the importance of design and make work within this subject. The A Level in Product Design will equip learners with sound skills in a variety of areas, including practical tasks, use of CAD CAM, problem solving and creativity.

These skills will be valuable in everyday use and each students’ future. The course will also provide opportunities to develop in context those desirable, transferable skills such as planning, research and analysis, working with others or communicating technical concepts effectively. Students demonstrate all of these skills in order to successfully complete a product that is of retail quality. The course has a great balance of theoretical work, application of maths & science and practical work and suits a wide range of learners.

The A Level Geography course is a direct transition from the AQA GSCE into further education, allowing students to challenge their perceptions of the world around them and develop their investigative and analytical skills.

The specification allows students to study a broad range of topics in both Physical and Human Geography, as well as investigate their own hypotheses through a fieldwork investigation.

In Physical Geography, the students will cover the topics of Water and Carbon Cycles, Coastal Systems and Landscapes, and Hazards. In Human Geography they will cover Global Systems and Global Governance, Changing Places and Contemporary Urban Environments. Geography tackles the big, contemporary issues – environmental responsibility, global independence, cultural understanding and commerce, trade and industry. The transferable skills which geography fosters are an asset to you and potential employers in the future. Geographers are good communicators, spatially aware, problem solvers, good team players, computer literate and well-rounded, flexible thinkers.

This is a synoptic course meaning students are expected to draw links between different topics to further their understanding of both the natural and human world, drawing together their skills, knowledge and understanding from across the full course of study. It is a linear qualification. In order to achieve the award, students must complete all assessments at the end of the course and in the same series.

Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and the mind. This course provides students with the exciting opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of psychology. Stimulating content is at the heart of this engaging qualification, which will encourage students to think like psychologists. Some of the topics covered include: social influence, memory, forensic psychology, schizophrenia and more.

Students will be expected to interpret and assess scientific data, and to critically evaluate a range of research and sources. The specification also encourages the development of strong literacy and numeracy skills.

Core Maths is an enjoyable and exciting course for all pupils. Core Maths will develop your analytical and problemsolving skills further than that of when studying GCSE Mathematics and look at developing skills in project planning, managing budgets and analyzing data. The skills learned during this course is now favorably looked upon from employers who wish to employ students who have the analytical skills to analyse data and information.

The Core Maths content is mix of higher GCSE knowledge and A Level knowledge. The course aims to develop maths skills by involving reallife contexts, such as finance and construction, as well as a major emphasis on problem-solving. The course can also be used as support for other post- 16 subjects that require maths knowledge, such as Science, Geography, Business Studies, Construction, Economics and Information Technology.

The study of Applied Science explores the links between Science and the vocational sector. Covering not just Science at an advanced level, links are made through use of real life applications such as how modern communication systems work, accurately making chemicals and microscopy to explore cell structure and function. Students will take part in a huge range of practical activities and will learn the skills needed to plan and analyse the results they collect as they would in a vocational setting.

The course encourages development of literacy and numeracy skills in addition to progression in scientific understanding and practical skills. The course is designed for learners who are interested in learning about the sector alongside other fields of study, with a view to progressing to a wide range of higher education courses.

Film Studies explores film as a key cultural and artistic innovation of the 20th century and beyond. This course introduces students to a diverse range of films, from mainstream American cinema to independent, global, silent, experimental, and documentary films, spanning historical and contemporary contexts.

Students will gain skills in critical analysis, understanding film’s role in society, and exploring its aesthetic and emotional impact. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through both analysis and screenwriting, equipping students with practical skills and an informed perspective on film theory and creative practice.

In A-Level Business, students will explore the essentials of running and managing a company. Students will develop key skills covering leadership, decision-making, and data analysis, all of which are vital for further study and career success.

The first year covers six interconnected topics, including marketing, finance, business operations, and human resource management. In the second year, students dive deeper into business strategies, focusing on decision-making and managing change.

Students will be expected to think critically about a variety of business scenarios, making informed decisions about appropriate solutions.

Qualifications in ICT and Computer Science are aimed at those who are interested in working in Business/ICT related areas such as Programming, Analysist, Economics, Finance, Sales and Marketing and Human Resources. However, due to the knowledge you acquire on this course, you will become an attractive candidate for many job roles.

The course helps students develop project management; organisational, creative and technical ICT skills; and it uses a range of software currently used in industry. You will study computer systems and networking concepts; hardware, software and applications of ICT; business software packages; the use and impact of ICT on business and everyday life; and you will also complete a project based on real business situations.

During the course you will explore the many diverse areas of business such as marketing, accountancy, human resource management, business strategy and planning. This advanced qualification is designed to reinforce your business focus and strengthen your career prospects.

Business will give students a financial skill that are essential for success in employment and higher education, and are among the fundamental transferable skills required by employers.

Our specialist subject teachers will work closely with you to help you develop yourself in preparation for a business career, and expert guest speakers will be invited to share their insights with you.

The Extended Certificate is for learners who are interested in learning about the construction sector alongside other fields of study. The course aims to give students a broad introduction to a range of content to enable access to Construction professional roles.

Course content includes Planning Permission, Revit, Manual Drawing, Building Design, Building Elements, Health & Safety and Construction Maths. Assessment is varied and includes written reports for internal assessments, traditional examination questions and the production of CAD and Manual drawings.

The National Diploma aims to give students a depth of knowledge by building upon the covered by the Extended Certificate alongside the introduction of some more specialist units. This is a great option for students serious about a future within the industry who may go to University or pursue a Degree Apprenticeship.

Topics include Graphical Detailing, Building Control, Offsite Manufacturing, Land Surveying, BIM and Renewable Energy in Housing introduce students to a wide range of possible professional roles that require specialised knowledge and understanding.

The Extended Certificate in Sport is aimed at students wanting to pursue a career in the sports industry, as well as preparing you for university.

The BTEC Sport course is ‘hands-on’ in its approach. It will provide you with a solid understanding in theory, before training you in the practical elements of working in the industry.

As part of the BTEC sport course, you will study a combination of more theoretical units such as Anatomy & Physiology and more practical units such as Practical Sports Performance.

The course involves a study of a range of literature texts including: poetry, Shakespeare, drama and novels through the lens of historicism to explore character, plot and themes and develop independent study.

Students will be expected to write analytically about these texts, giving insightful meanings and interpretations. The GCSE AQA English Language papers enable students to develop their reading and writing skills. Both papers asks students to read different styles of texts from a range of contemporary authors and use the skills from English Literature to identify and interpret meaning and authorial methods within the extract.

Edexcel A-Level Spanish is a course designed to develop language skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on the culture and society of Spanish-speaking countries. Our course is designed to make language learning enjoyable and stimulating, our Edexcel A level Spanish specification rewards advanced research and reading skills, and acknowledges the importance of Spanish language culture.

It is a qualification recognized by universities and employers.

Film Studies explores film as a key cultural and artistic innovation of the 20th century and beyond. This course introduces students to a diverse range of films, from mainstream American cinema to independent, global, silent, experimental, and documentary films, spanning historical and contemporary contexts.

Students will gain skills in critical analysis, understanding film’s role in society, and exploring its aesthetic and emotional impact. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through both analysis and screenwriting, equipping students with practical skills and an informed perspective on film theory and creative practice.

In A-Level Business, students will explore the essentials of running and managing a company. Students will develop key skills covering leadership, decision-making, and data analysis, all of which are vital for further study and career success.

The first year covers six interconnected topics, including marketing, finance, business operations, and human resource management. In the second year, students dive deeper into business strategies, focusing on decision-making and managing change.

Students will be expected to think critically about a variety of business scenarios, making informed decisions about appropriate solutions.

Studying A-Level History provides an in-depth understanding of key events, individuals and movements that have shaped the modern world.

The course involves a breadth study on 'The Making of a Superpower: USA 1865-1975'. This focuses upon significant historical interpretations and developments starting from the era of Reconstruction to the Vietnam War.

Additionally, pupils will also engage in a depth study on the 'Making of Modern Britain from 1954 to 2007', with an emphasis on political changes, decolonization, the 'Troubles' in Northern Ireland, Thatcher Britain and the 'war on terror'.

Finally, students will conduct a personal research study on a topic of their choosing.

History is one of the Russell Group universities’ ‘facilitating’ subjects. Employers value the critical thinking skills, research abilities, and communication skills that are developed through studying History. It provides an excellent pathway to degrees such as History, Law, English, Philosophy,and Politics.

A-Level Mathematics is widely regarded as one of the most valuable qualifications for students to obtain and is a fundamental pre-requisite for the majority of STEM degrees. This course provides a thorough grounding in analytical and problem-solving skills which are transferable to the workplace and looked on favourably by employers as well as universities.

The course consists of Pure content and Applied content. The former constitutes two-thirds of the qualification and the latter constitutes the remaining third. Applied Mathematics contains two types of applications: Statistics and Mechanics.

There are two Pure Mathematics examinations (which include core mathematical foundations such as Algebraic Methods, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus) and one Applied Mathematics Examination (which includes Probability, Data Handling and Hypothesis Testing for Statistics as well as Forces, Energy and Motion for Mechanics).

Students looking to join the course must achieve a grade 7 or above at GCSE.

A-Level Further Mathematics is a unique qualification which allows students to stand out in any employment or university application process. This course must be taken in parallel with A-Level Mathematics – both subjects are two of the Russell Group Universities’ “facilitating subjects”, meaning that they are looked on favourably by the top universities in the country. Students looking to study degrees in STEM subjects or work in STEM fields would benefit significantly by studying A-Level Further Mathematics.

The course contains compulsory Core Pure content and a choice of two optional modules. The former constitutes half of the qualification, and the latter constitutes the remaining half.

There are two Core Pure Mathematics examinations (which include advanced mathematical concepts such as Matrices, Complex Numbers, Calculus and Differential Equations) and one examination per optional module.

Students looking to join the course must achieve a grade 8 or above at GCSE.

Optional Modules Offered

Restrictions - you may choose either of the following:

• Both from Option 1
• A matching pair of Option 1 and Option 2

Ever wondered how we developed into the society we are today? How the way you see yourself determines the way people identify you? Whether men or women are more likely to commit a crime?

Sociology will help you to make sense of the society we live in and understand the cultural and identity issues which affect us all. You will learn a number of skills including the use of evidence to support your arguments, how to investigate facts, and critical thinking. It is relevant to the society you live in so you are bound to enjoy learning about topics that are relevant to everyday life; plus it opens the door to a fantastic range of interesting careers.

This Chemistry A Level course is a stepping stone to future study, with a specification designed to inspire students, nurture their passion for Chemistry and lay the groundwork for further study in courses such as Chemistry, Medicine, and Pharmacy.

Chemistry is a fundamental experimental subject and this AQA specification provides opportunities to use practical experiences to link theory to reality and equip students with practical skills they need. Practical work will support and consolidate scientific concepts, develop investigative skills and enable students to build and master practical skills required for future study or jobs in STEM subjects.

The A-Level Biology course build on the fundamental skills students have acquired during their GCSEs, covering a total of 8 units across the 2 year course. AQA has worked to ensure that the subject content is relevant to real work experiences and is interesting to teach and learn. The Biology course aims to nurture a passion fir Biology and lay the groundwork for further study courses like biological sciences and medicine. Which is why AWA also consulted universities, to ensure that these specifications allow students to develop the skills they will need to progress successfully in Higher Education.

Biology is at heart, a fundamentally practical subject. These specifications provide numerous opportunities to use practical experiences to link theory to reality, and equip students with the essential practical skills they need.

The course looks at a number of topics ranging from particles and radiation to electricity and from nuclear physics to thermal physics. In developing its new specifications, AQA has worked to ensure that the subject content is relevant to real world experiences and is interesting to learn. This Physics course is a stepping stone to future study, which is why AQA also consulted universities, to ensure these specifications allow students to develop the skills.

This approach has led to specifications that will nurture a passion for physics and lay the groundwork for further study in science or engineering based roles. An A Level in physics demonstrates not only sound mathematical competency but also the ability to clearly explain some of the most challenging oncepts around.

During the course students will produce a practical and critical/ contextual work in a specialist area including three dimensional design: architectural design, fine art and photography. There will be a variety of experiences that employ a range of traditional and more contemporary media, processes and techniques appropriate to the study of art design facilitated by the very latest industry standard professional equipment and software.

This qualification is suitable for candidates wishing to peruse careers in Architecture, Interior Design , Urban Design & Town Planning, Gaming Design, Illustration and many other creative subject areas. Knowledge of art and design will be developed through research, the development of ideas and making, working from first-hand experience and understanding of a range of designers, artists and architectural theories and processes.

Product Design (3D Design) helps students take a broad view of design and technology, develop their capacity to design and make prototypes and appreciate the complex relations between design, materials and manufacture. This course has 50 per cent controlled assessment in order to recognize the importance of design and make work within this subject. The A Level in Product Design will equip learners with sound skills in a variety of areas, including practical tasks, use of CAD CAM, problem solving and creativity.

These skills will be valuable in everyday use and each students’ future. The course will also provide opportunities to develop in context those desirable, transferable skills such as planning, research and analysis, working with others or communicating technical concepts effectively. Students demonstrate all of these skills in order to successfully complete a product that is of retail quality. The course has a great balance of theoretical work, application of maths & science and practical work and suits a wide range of learners.

The A Level Geography course is a direct transition from the AQA GSCE into further education, allowing students to challenge their perceptions of the world around them and develop their investigative and analytical skills.

The specification allows students to study a broad range of topics in both Physical and Human Geography, as well as investigate their own hypotheses through a fieldwork investigation.

In Physical Geography, the students will cover the topics of Water and Carbon Cycles, Coastal Systems and Landscapes, and Hazards. In Human Geography they will cover Global Systems and Global Governance, Changing Places and Contemporary Urban Environments. Geography tackles the big, contemporary issues – environmental responsibility, global independence, cultural understanding and commerce, trade and industry. The transferable skills which geography fosters are an asset to you and potential employers in the future. Geographers are good communicators, spatially aware, problem solvers, good team players, computer literate and well-rounded, flexible thinkers.

This is a synoptic course meaning students are expected to draw links between different topics to further their understanding of both the natural and human world, drawing together their skills, knowledge and understanding from across the full course of study. It is a linear qualification. In order to achieve the award, students must complete all assessments at the end of the course and in the same series.

Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour and the mind. This course provides students with the exciting opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of psychology. Stimulating content is at the heart of this engaging qualification, which will encourage students to think like psychologists. Some of the topics covered include: social influence, memory, forensic psychology, schizophrenia and more.

Students will be expected to interpret and assess scientific data, and to critically evaluate a range of research and sources. The specification also encourages the development of strong literacy and numeracy skills.

Core Maths is an enjoyable and exciting course for all pupils. Core Maths will develop your analytical and problemsolving skills further than that of when studying GCSE Mathematics and look at developing skills in project planning, managing budgets and analyzing data. The skills learned during this course is now favorably looked upon from employers who wish to employ students who have the analytical skills to analyse data and information.

The Core Maths content is mix of higher GCSE knowledge and A Level knowledge. The course aims to develop maths skills by involving reallife contexts, such as finance and construction, as well as a major emphasis on problem-solving. The course can also be used as support for other post- 16 subjects that require maths knowledge, such as Science, Geography, Business Studies, Construction, Economics and Information Technology.

The study of Applied Science explores the links between Science and the vocational sector. Covering not just Science at an advanced level, links are made through use of real life applications such as how modern communication systems work, accurately making chemicals and microscopy to explore cell structure and function. Students will take part in a huge range of practical activities and will learn the skills needed to plan and analyse the results they collect as they would in a vocational setting.

The course encourages development of literacy and numeracy skills in addition to progression in scientific understanding and practical skills. The course is designed for learners who are interested in learning about the sector alongside other fields of study, with a view to progressing to a wide range of higher education courses.

Qualifications in ICT and Computer Science are aimed at those who are interested in working in Business/ICT related areas such as Programming, Analysist, Economics, Finance, Sales and Marketing and Human Resources. However, due to the knowledge you acquire on this course, you will become an attractive candidate for many job roles.

The course helps students develop project management; organisational, creative and technical ICT skills; and it uses a range of software currently used in industry. You will study computer systems and networking concepts; hardware, software and applications of ICT; business software packages; the use and impact of ICT on business and everyday life; and you will also complete a project based on real business situations.

During the course you will explore the many diverse areas of business such as marketing, accountancy, human resource management, business strategy and planning. This advanced qualification is designed to reinforce your business focus and strengthen your career prospects.

Business will give students a financial skill that are essential for success in employment and higher education, and are among the fundamental transferable skills required by employers.

Our specialist subject teachers will work closely with you to help you develop yourself in preparation for a business career, and expert guest speakers will be invited to share their insights with you.

The Extended Certificate is for learners who are interested in learning about the construction sector alongside other fields of study. The course aims to give students a broad introduction to a range of content to enable access to Construction professional roles.

Course content includes Planning Permission, Revit, Manual Drawing, Building Design, Building Elements, Health & Safety and Construction Maths. Assessment is varied and includes written reports for internal assessments, traditional examination questions and the production of CAD and Manual drawings.

The National Diploma aims to give students a depth of knowledge by building upon the covered by the Extended Certificate alongside the introduction of some more specialist units. This is a great option for students serious about a future within the industry who may go to University or pursue a Degree Apprenticeship.

Topics include Graphical Detailing, Building Control, Offsite Manufacturing, Land Surveying, BIM and Renewable Energy in Housing introduce students to a wide range of possible professional roles that require specialised knowledge and understanding.

The Extended Certificate in Sport is aimed at students wanting to pursue a career in the sports industry, as well as preparing you for university.

The BTEC Sport course is ‘hands-on’ in its approach. It will provide you with a solid understanding in theory, before training you in the practical elements of working in the industry.

As part of the BTEC sport course, you will study a combination of more theoretical units such as Anatomy & Physiology and more practical units such as Practical Sports Performance.