Six Core Modules:
- Contemporary Issues
- Professional development
- Leadership and management
- Pedagogy for practical activities
- Independent Study
- Delivering physical activity, health, and wellbeing
Think about your own philosophy of physical education, physical activity and sport:
- Why are these subjects important to you and of value to the pupils you teach?
- What does physical activity/physical development/physical education provide for your learners?
- Which areas related to physical education, physical activity and sport, from your previous studies, are you most interested in?
- Can you start to consider which aspects you would like to study as part of your research project and justify why this is important and of value?
You will be required to have a recent satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. If you don't already have this you can apply for one through your organisation.
Social media
Social media can help you keep up-to-date with activities at the University. Here are a few University feeds to look at and follow:
We have an active PE community Facebook page which can be found at Physical Education at CCCU.
These electronic resources will give you an insight into both physical education and physical activity, and keep up-to-date in your field:
Visiting these websites will help you start becoming familiar with current policies on physical education, physical activity and sport within your preferred age phase. These will be discussed during your course.
Websites:
You also may wish to keep track of what we are doing in the Faculty by following us on our Faculty Instagram page.
Community
On the social side, the Student Union (CCSU) has a huge range of clubs and societies – all of which have unique social calendars of their own and offer endless opportunities to make lifelong friends and discover new hobbies. And you can always create your own society and cultivate your own community!
CCSU will be hosting their Welcome Fayre on Wednesday 18th September 2024. Make sure you keep checking the CCSU website for further details and how to get involved.
We understand that you may be nervous about your first few weeks on campus but rest assured - you'll be joining a nurturing and supportive environment where diversity, equality and individuality are part of everything we do.
You can find out more about our welcoming community and making friends here.
If you are an International Student joining us then please see our International Student Support pages for further information and guidance.