Esports Education: Coaching, Health and Wellbeing
Entry requirements
A level
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
Minimum MPP grades in a relevant Level 3 subject
UCAS Tariff
A minimum of 64 UCAS tariff points
About this course
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This exciting new Foundation Degree is both highly innovative and different to others available, even those in newly emerging esports field. Delivered using our leading esports facilities as well as the higher education and sport campus, students will have the opportunity to work with people with similar interests and aims in this new and exciting area of study. The programme builds on existing skills and supports the development of transferable skills related to esports, sport, health, physical activity, coaching and health. The programme has a focus on skills development and practical application of knowledge using our strong links and network of partnerships. The course is inter-disciplinary in nature meaning that students experience a range of learning and teaching methods, assessments and potential opportunities for further study and employment upon completion.
Modules
Year 1:
Introduction to Academic Research Skills
Principles & Practice of Self-development
Fundamentals of Teaching & Coaching
Psychology of Physical Activity
Current Contexts of Physical Education and Esports
Ethical Considerations in Esports
Year 2:
Advanced Academic Research Skills
Employability, Enterprise and Creativity
Sports Coaching Pedagogy
Social & Contemporary Issues in Sport
Enhancing Learning in Esports and Educational Settings
Healthy Lifestyles & Wellbeing in Esports
Assessment methods
Assessment will be varied and devised by teachers to best meet the needs of students and the course with most units assessed via coursework. Coursework assessments could take any form but are likely to include essay, reports, presentations, professional discussions, research, group activities as well as practical assessment, evaluation and reflection.
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The Uni
Barnsley College Higher Education Church Street Campus
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