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The degree program in Sport Coaching BSc (Hons) is specifically created to enhance your essential coaching abilities and behaviors, and to provide insight into how our coaching methods and techniques can impact our athletes.
Our Sports Coaching program is intended to improve abilities such as conducting athlete needs analysis, long-term planning, reflective practice, and comprehending pedagogy in various sporting environments. To develop a comprehensive approach towards athletes' progress, sports coaches must have knowledge of physiological, technical, psychological, and social elements that contribute to long-term athlete development. In addition to advancing performance analysis abilities and applying practical coaching skills in real-world settings through local clubs and organizations.
Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer would be: CCC at A Level or, DMM at BTEC or, Pass (C and above) at T Level In addition, you will need to have studied a physical education, sports science or science related subject at A Level, BTEC level 3 diploma or equivalent qualification. Integrated Foundation Year (IFY) Entry Requirements Admission to this foundation course is normally: DEE at A Level or, MPP at BTEC or, Pass (D or E) at T Level However, we would also like to hear from you if you have professional or industry experience instead, a range of other qualifications or self-developed subject knowledge that relates to the course you wish to study. English Language Requirements All International and EU students applying for a course with us must meet the following minimum English language requirements: IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 in all bands
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The University of Northampton
