If you love learning through movement then this is the course for you. Practically based through individual and team games and sports.
Theory sessions to support learning. All assessments combine written and practical work. NCEA level 2 Physical Education involves teaching and learning on sports performance, how to train for your sport and skill anaylsis.
Key themes in this course include:
Anatomy, biomechanics, skill learning, exercise physiology
Skill performance and application of game strategies
Methods of training, principles of training
Key movement contexts within this course include:
Touch Rugby
Badminton
Volleyball
Exploring different training methods
Plus many more
This course is completely internal, so if you have a high number of externals in other subjects, 12PED could help to lighten this workload.
NCEA subject and overall endorsement is available through this course.
Analyse the application of risk management strategies to a challenging outdoor activity (internal, 3 credits)
Examine the role and significance of physical activity in the lives of young people in New Zealand (internal, 3 credits)
Demonstrate understanding of how and why biophysical principles relate to the learning of physical skills (internal, 5 credits)
Perform a physical activity in an applied setting (internal, 4 credits)
Demonstrate understanding of the application of biophysical principles to training for physical activity (internal, 4 credits)
This course is completely internal, so if you have a high number of externals in other subjects, 12PED could help to lighten this workload.
NCEA subject and overall endorsement is available through this course.
This course can lead to NCEA Level Three Physical Education, Outdoor Education and/or Health Studies.
Tertiary study in Health Sciences, Physical Education, Leisure Studies, Sports Industry, Fitness Industry. Career opportunities include physical activity and health promoters, green prescription, health and fitness professionals, sport coaching, prescribing exercise in healthy and sedentary populations, physical education teaching, working with Māori communities, wellness facilitators, and leadership roles.
Studying Physical Education can lead to a wide array of career opportunities. Some potential paths include:
Physical Education Teacher
Sports Coach or Trainer
Fitness Instructor or Personal Trainer
Sports Therapist or Physiotherapist
Recreational Therapist
Athletic Director
Sports Psychologist
Nutritionist or Dietitian
Exercise Physiologist
Sports Management Professional
A guideline is achieved or higher in Level One Physical Education.
It is possible to enrol in Level Two Physical Education without having taken Level 1 Physical Education. Students in this situation should speak to Ms Chatterton.
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$30 (approximately) to cover course costs such as swimming pool entry, commercial gym visits, use of sports facilities etc.
$50 (approximately) to cover travel and accommodation costs for an overnight Dunedin field trip.