NCFE

Level 2 Sport

This qualification provides learners with an understanding of the sports sector to either start a career in sport, leisure or fitness, or to progress within employment in the sector. It may also be applicable for those in an entry level role who would like to further their understanding and progress to the next level of employment or learning.    

The objectives of this qualification are to help learners to:

  • enter employment in the sport, leisure and fitness sector
  • progress into higher or further education
  • progress to NCFE level 3 sport qualifications
  • gain and develop essential skills valued by employers and higher and further education institutions
  • develop knowledge and understanding of the sport, leisure and fitness vocational sector

To be awarded this qualification, learners are required to successfully complete 3 mandatory units and one optional unit, depending on their chosen pathway. The pathways within the qualifications allow learners to follow a particular specialist area, but still allow flexibility in the choice of unit combinations.

Entry requirements
3 GCSE passes at grade 1-3 including Maths and English.

  • One year course
  • Equivalent to three GCSEs A-C
  • Ten units per year
  • Entry Requirements – 3 GCSE passes at grade 1-3 including Maths and English.

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FAQs

NCFE’s are highly reputable vocational and work-related courses. This qualification is internally assessed through portfolio, coursework, and practical assessment.

The NCFEs are designed to accommodate the needs of employers for immediate full time employment and allow students to progress to higher education to degree level (through UCAS points).

Both NCFEs and A Levels enable learners to progress to further education, either at college or university. The main difference is that an NCFE provides learners with a way to learn through practical work as well as study, studying for an A Level involves more written work and exams.

We encourage you to still attend the enrolment day and speak with your prospective tutor as there may be alternative options we can offer you.

Course start dates will vary depending on the course you wish to study. As part of your induction, you will be given your term dates and timetable.