Improving Personal Exercise and Nutrition (QCF Level 2)
This is a self study course which means you can study at home, workplace or wherever you choose at times that are convenient for you. You do not have any classes to attend.
Improving Personal Exercise and Nutrition is a Level 2 qualification(QCF) accredited by NCFE. This is roughly equivalent to Level 5 in Scotland (SCQF).
The course comprises of 3 mandatory units:
- Understanding health and exercise
- Understanding the role of nutrition in exercise
- Planning and preparing for personal exercise
The materials for this course are paper based and will be posted to you. You will be supported throughout the course by a specialist Distance Learning Tutor. Your tutor will contact you (via your Aberdee…
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This is a self study course which means you can study at home, workplace or wherever you choose at times that are convenient for you. You do not have any classes to attend.
Improving Personal Exercise and Nutrition is a Level 2 qualification(QCF) accredited by NCFE. This is roughly equivalent to Level 5 in Scotland (SCQF).
The course comprises of 3 mandatory units:
- Understanding health and exercise
- Understanding the role of nutrition in exercise
- Planning and preparing for personal exercise
The materials for this course are paper based and will be posted to you. You will be supported throughout the course by a specialist Distance Learning Tutor. Your tutor will contact you (via your Aberdeen College email account) within 7-10 working days of receiving your welcome letter and materials. As you progress they will continue to make regular contact to offer support and guidance, usually by e-mail but sometimes by phone, to ensure you are making good progress and to support your learning throughout. Please note that you must be able to study independently through the course materials.
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?
Each candidate creates a portfolio of evidence which demonstrates achievement of all learning outcomes associated with each unit which is assessed by their tutor and then externally assessed before certification can be given.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
There are no specific recommended prior learning requirements for the qualification. However, learners may find it helpful if they have completed a Level 1 course. A basic level of numeracy and literacy is required and an understanding of human physiology.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
If you have any individual study needs please contact our Student Development Centre 01224 612164.
There are no frequently asked questions yet. If you have any more questions or need help, contact our customer service.
