BTEC National Extended Certificate consists of 4 units over two years. The government have changed the BTEC assessment processes for this year. There are now three methods of assessment. Unit 1 is assessed through an external exam. Unit 2 is assessed using a pre-released task which will be marked by the exam board. The two remaining units will be assessed through internally marked assignments.
Depending on which particular option units you choose you can progress into freelance coaching, setting up your own coaching business, managing sports teams, Sports Development Officer, Sport Scientist, PE Teacher, University Lecturer, Research Scientist, Performance Manager and many more.
Mandatory Units (All three covered)
Optional Units (One covered)
BTEC Level 3 (NCF)
National Extended Certificate in Sport
Other Information
This course demands constant hard work in school and at home. Students are expected to have achieved Grade 5 at GCSE, to have a positive Attitude to Learning, and have evidence of IT Skills.