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Students
Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
6 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Physical Education
Area of study
Sports
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Undergraduate Certificate in Primary Physical Education from Victoria University equips individuals with specialized knowledge and skills in physical education for children. The program covers human movement, major and minor games, psychosocial aspects of movement, and practical teaching experience. Graduates are prepared for careers in children's health and sports, including coaching, after-school programs, and teaching (with further education).

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This Undergraduate Certificate in Primary Physical Education from Victoria University is designed to provide specialization in physical education for children, enabling individuals to upskill or launch a career in this field. The course is particularly beneficial for current teachers who need to incorporate PE into their primary school curriculum. Upon completion, graduates will possess a strong understanding of activities and concepts necessary for developing movement skills in primary school students. Specific areas of knowledge include human movement (including growth and motor development), psychosocial aspects of movement, major and minor games, and rhythmic and expressive movement. This certificate serves as a pathway to further education, such as the Bachelor of Education Studies, Bachelor of Education (P-12), or Bachelor of Physical Education and Sport Science.


Outline:

This undergraduate certificate program in Primary Physical Education comprises 48 credit points. The core units include:


Principles of Movement Development (12 credits)

Explores the principles of human movement, including growth, motor development, and movement patterns.


Major and Minor Games (12 credits)

Examines the strategies, skills, and techniques involved in various major and minor games, such as basketball, soccer, and volleyball.


Psychosocial Aspects of Health and Physical Activity (12 credits)

Investigates the psychological and social factors that influence health and physical activity, including motivation, self-esteem, and social interaction.


Careers:

Graduates of this program can pursue careers in various fields related to children's health and sports, including:

  • Children's health and sport programs
  • Games and sport coaching
  • After-school or holiday programs
  • Teacher roles (with further education)
  • Skill development in related fields for current teachers
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