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Sport

Walderslade & Greenacre Schools Partnership, The

157 Walderslade Road, Chatham, Kent, ME5 0LP

National Extended Diploma (BTEC)
Level 3
Leisure, Travel and Tourism

Available start dates

Available start dates

Tuesday, 01 September 2026
The Walderslade & Greenacre Schools Partnership
2 Year(s)
Full time
Daytime/working hours

Application Instructions

Applications Open: Thursday, 27th November 2025 from 5pm.

Applications Close: Friday, 13th February 2026.

Entry requirements: • All students must gain 5 passes at Grade 4 or above at GCSE (or the equivalent for vocational qualifications) including a pass in English and / or Maths.


How to apply:

Internal Students - please use the schools internal system: https://www.studentoptions.co/sixthform/

External Students - please use KentChoices. Log in to get started here.

Course Summary

All our BTEC students need to have an interest and passion for Sport. Those that do well and achieve the High grades are able to priorities their workloads well. They can be organised and plan ahead of time, often keeping a diary of when work is due in, as you will always have at least 2 pieces of work to be working on. Most of all they put in the effort in their work and take pride in what they do, taking ownership of this.

Course Details

• Unit 1—Anatomy and Physiology (written examination)

• Unit 2—Fitness Training and Programming for Health and Well-Being

• Unit 22—Investigating Business in Sport and the Active Leisure Industry

• Unit 3—Professional Development in the Sports Industry

• Unit 4—Sports Leadership

• Unit 5—Application of Fitness Testing

• Unit 7—Practical Sports Performance

• Unit 10- Organising Sport

• Unit 23—Skill Acquisition in Sport

How will it be delivered and assessed?

Three Units are Externally assessed through controlled assessments and written examination. These units include:

• Unit 1—Anatomy and Physiology (written examination)

• Unit 2—Fitness Training and Programming for Health and Well-Being

• Unit 22—Investigating Business in Sport and the Active Leisure Industry

The remaining units on the course are internally assessed through assignment activities with a vocational context. These units include:

• Unit 3—Professional Development in the

Sports Industry

• Unit 4—Sports Leadership

• Unit 5—Application of Fitness Testing

• Unit 7—Practical Sports Performance

• Unit 10- Organising Sport

• Unit 23—Skill Acquisition in Sport

Entry requirements

Grade 4 in PE OR Grade 4 in English if new to subject.

Your next steps...

You will gain a qualification that will enable you to study sports related degrees at university, such as Sports Management, Sports Therapy, PE Teaching, Sports Coaching and Analysis of Sport. This qualification is particularly appropriate for learners who are interested in progressing to a career in sport and physical activity development. The BTEC Sport qualification also allows you to progress onto further work-based courses or apprenticeships, for example, Personal Training or Sports Coaching.


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