Sport and leisure

Learning in this area covers physical health and fitness, practical sport and leisure skills and nutrition.

Employment opportunities in this sector include coaching, fitness instructing, professional sports and physiotherapy.

We found 180 challenges in the Vocational area 'Sport and leisure'

Challenge Level NLH
The learner will use strategies to navigate an outdoor route.
WTE1  10
The learner will develop basic group navigation skills in an outdoor setting.
Entry 1  10
The learner will develop practical navigation and map skills in an outdoor setting.
Level 1  10
The learner will take part in practical activities and understand the basic skills required for a game of netball.
WTE1  10
The learner will be able to display and share skills required for a game of basketball.
Entry 2  20
The learner will participate in a Boxercise session and learn basic moves.
Entry 1  10
Learners will show an awareness of the basic skills of boxing.
Entry 2  10
The learner will build confidence in swimming.
Entry 2  10
The learner will choose from a range of clothing the most suitable for a day at the beach.
WTE1  10
The learner will be able to identify and use the equipment needed for indoor rock climbing, be able to climb using safe technique and recognise the grading system for indoor climbing walls.
Entry 3  30
The learner will demonstrate that they can take part in communication that relates to their hobby or interest in a setting related to the interest.
WTE1  10
The learner will use their chosen form of communication, for example, reaching for, PECS, or verbalisation to communicate leisure, clothes, and food choices.
WTE1  10
The learner will make a variety of choices and communicate a variety of preferences and feelings during music sessions.
Entry 1  10
The learner will make a variety of choices and communicate a variety of preferences and feelings during music sessions.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to ask and answer questions in everyday contexts with appropriate support.
WTE1  20
The learner will be able to ask and answer questions in everyday contexts politely.
Entry 1  20
The learner will be able to create a dog dance routine for themselves and their dog.
Entry 2  20
The learner will take part in a group dance activity, by creating a dance routine using sensory props.
WTE1  10
The learner will learn the theory behind the fitness required for dance for optimal performance, conditioning and injury prevention.
Level 3  20
Learners will chose dance moves, teach the moves to a friend then perform the routine to an audience
Entry 3  10