Venue

Learners will study from Derby County Community Trust, based on Pride Park. Students will also visit the University of South Wales in Cardiff biannually.

The Qualification

We provide a number of opportunities to gain a full degree qualification across three years.

Degree courses include:

• Community Football Coaching and Administration (BSc)

• Sports Coaching and Development (BSc)

Course Assessment

Lectures will be delivered within a sports setting and cover topics including: sports science, physical education and school sport, strategic sports development and football in society.

You will be assessed through practical coaching observations and written assignments.

Entry requirements

• UCAS Points: 104 (or above)

• A-Level grades: BCC (to include one science, mathematics, physical education or psychology but to exclude general studies)

• BTEC: BTEC Extended Diploma Distinction Merit Merit in a relevant subject.

University fees apply and student finance is available to all full-time learners. Learners should apply directly through UCAS, but our Education team are on hand to support the process and welcome potential students to get in touch before applying.

Work Placement

You’ll gain a wide range of experiences within Derby County Football Club’s community setting while working towards your FA Level 2 Coaching qualification, with further opportunities to develop through part-time volunteering or paid roles within the Trust and the wider football and sports environment.