New Zealand Diploma in Sport, Recreation and Exercise (Level 5)
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in sports science, blending essential theory with practical coaching and leadership skills for a career in the sport and recreation industry. Students will learn to design and deliver effective exercise programs while gaining hands-on experience in our advanced high-performance lab and campus facilities. It serves as the perfect academic pathway into Northland's thriving sports sector and provides direct credit towards a Bachelor's degree.
Key Program Highlights
- Hands-on learning in advanced facilities, including a high-performance lab and a well-equipped gym
- Blends theoretical knowledge in anatomy and physiology with practical coaching and leadership skills
- Direct academic pathway with all credits applicable towards a Bachelor of Sport and Recreation
- Learn to prescribe and deliver tailored exercise programmes for individuals and groups
- Prepares graduates for high-demand careers in Northland's 7th largest industry by employment
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in sports science, blending essential theory with practical coaching and leadership skills for a career in the sport and recreation industry. Students will learn to design and deliver effective exercise programs while gaining hands-on experience in our advanced high-performance lab and campus facilities. It serves as the perfect academic pathway into Northland's thriving sports sector and provides direct credit towards a Bachelor's degree.
Key Program Highlights
- Hands-on learning in advanced facilities, including a high-performance lab and a well-equipped gym
- Blends theoretical knowledge in anatomy and physiology with practical coaching and leadership skills
- Direct academic pathway with all credits applicable towards a Bachelor of Sport and Recreation
- Learn to prescribe and deliver tailored exercise programmes for individuals and groups
- Prepares graduates for high-demand careers in Northland's 7th largest industry by employment