AUT - Diploma in Sport and Recreation
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Diploma in Sport and Recreation
The Diploma in Sport and Recreation equips you with the practical and supervisory skills required to work as a professional in the recreation industry. A broad range of skills are covered, including exercise science, coaching, programme and event management, quality service and supervision. You may be able to continue your studies by cross-crediting to the Bachelor of Sport and Recreation.
Quick facts
Programme code: AK3246
Level: 5
Points: 120
Duration: 1 year full time / 2 years part time
Venue: North Shore Campus
Starting date: 27 February 2012
AUT University encourages early application. This qualification will remain open until all places have been filled.
Admission and entry requirements
- NCEA 48 Level 2 credits including 8 Level 2 credits in a language rich subject
OR - CIE: Total 60 Points at UCAS, including a language rich subject
Additional entry requirements
- NCEA preferred subjects may include Health, Physical Education, Maths, Sciences and English
- Statement letter of intent required
Provide a brief statement (1 page maximum) outlining your goals and career aspirations for the sport and recreation industry and your current involvement within the sport and recreation industry. Include contact details of two referees. - An interview may be required
- Fitness to practice addendum
- Police Clearance
Structure
Papers
514002 Introduction to Managing and Quality Service
514009 Sport, Health and Lifestyle
515105 Communication and Group Instruction
515310 Programme and Event Management
515558 Achievement and Motivation in Sport and Recreation
AND EITHER:
514008 Exercise Foundations
515009 Nutrition, Activity and Health
515022 Applied Practice
OR (with approval) 3 from:
515022 Applied Practice
515023 Exercise Prescription and Assessment
515026 Sports Analysis
515030 Sporting Practice II
515009 Nutrition, Activity and Health
515558 Achievement and Motivation in Sport and Recreation
Career opportunities
- Community coaches
- Community recreation programmers
- Sport coordinators
Graduates and students of sport and recreation
Other courses you may be interested in
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation & Bachelor of Business conjoint degree