Posted on: 14/06/24
Sport and Fitness
Transform your passion for sport, coaching and fitness into a rewarding career that supports and motivates others to develop and realise their potential.
Whether that means working with the next generation of sporting talent, contributing to local community initiatives, or supporting individuals to transform their lives, we have the course for you to help you to take your career further as a sport and fitness professional.
Why choose Sports and Fitness
Our courses give you the knowledge and skills necessary to work as a professional within the sports and fitness industry.
You will learn elements of theory and practical application of knowledge and skills as well as undertake placements in a community setting with a range of client groups including children, and those with disabilities. These provide opportunities for you to engage in a workplace environment and gain relevant industry experience to prepare you for employment.
Our courses can lead to careers as a Personal Trainer, Fitness Instructor, Football Development Manager, Sports Coach and more!
What we offer
- Football Studies
- Health and Exercise
- Sport and Fitness
- Sports Coaching and Development
Progress to a degree
Did you know that an HNC or HND qualification is the equivalent of first year (HNC) or second year (HND) of a degree at university?
So depending on the subject studied, successfully completing an HNC or HND at Fife College could mean that you have the opportunity to progress on to Year 2 or 3 of a related degree course at university.
In this area, on successful completion of an HND in Fitness, Health and Exercise or Sports Coaching and Development, we offer articulation routes to years 2 or 3 of a related degree at our partner universities.
Find out more about degree pathways.
Lee Robertson
HNC Sports Coaching and Development (Football Coaching)
"The best thing about studying at Fife College is the facilities available, and the people who I have met throughout my studies. The lecturers and staff are very supportive."
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