What are the entry requirements?
No specific entry requirements beyond LSFC's general entry criteria. This course is open to all students with an interest in sport and leadership.
What will you learn?
From September to December, you'll build leadership skills to plan and run activity sessions and events, including adaptive sports, completing five hours of voluntary work in at least two settings.
Does this course continue further?
Yes. From January, you can progress onto the Level 3 Higher Sports Leadership Award, which develops your skills further and includes 14 hours of voluntary work, plus 16 UCAS points.
What can this course lead to?
Sports leadership qualifications are viewed highly by universities and employers. Many students go on to work in the community during holidays, on activity schemes, or even through Camp America.