The Certificate in Sport and Recreation equips students with practical skills to ensure competence in a variety of sport and fitness and recreation fields, including sporting bodies, fitness training and leisure centres, regional and local authorities and outdoor recreation providers. Course Content Papers are worth 15 credits each. Students may complete a maximum of 135 credits at Level 4. Students choosing the Sports Development/Personal Training pathway must select SE4120, SE4121, SE4122, SE4124. Students seeking the Outdoor Leadership pathway must include SE4121, SE4142, SE4143. SE4120 Exercise Science SE4121 Exercise and Nutrition in Human Performance SE4122 Strength Conditioning and Group Fitness SE4123 Professional Development SE4124 Sports Theory and Practice SE4125 Industry Placement SE4126 Practicum SE4142 Land Based Recreation and Safety Students must select either the outdoor recreation elective or the sport elective. SE4143 Water Based Recreation Electives Career Opportunities Graduates will demonstrate the skills required to pursue career opportunities in a variety of areas including sporting bodies, fitness training and leisure centres, regional and local authorities and outdoor recreation providers. Depending upon choice of electives, graduates will be able to (under supervision) advise and educate the public on healthy eating habits and exercise, perform fitness assessments and manage leisure and recreation events. A successful year will allow students to apply for progression to Year 2 of the Diploma in Sport and Recreation, the Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science (Level 5) or Year 1 of the Bachelor of Sport and Exercise. Satisfactory Completion For students to be considered to have satisfactorily completed this programme, and be eligible for award of the qualification, "Certificate in Sport and Recreation" they must have: Attended not less than 80% of the timetabled class hours and other activities for the certificate or 120 credits. Successfully completed all assessments of all required modules in the certificate programme - this amounts to 120 credits for the Certificate in Sport and Recreation.