Athletic Preparation & Applied Training Level 2
Athletic Preparation & Applied Training Level 2 (Full Year) (L2APATF)
Prior Learning: Not applicable
Future Pathways/Subjects:
Note:
This course is designed for students who have an interest in learning how to train effectively in order to improved their physical conditioning. This is a mainly practical course with some theory content. It covers fundamentals of anatomy and human movement, a range of training and conditioning methods including mobility, strength, power, endurance and recovery, and developing effective training habits.
TOTAL CREDITS AVAILABLE : 16 credits
INTERNAL CREDITS : 16 credits
EXTERNAL CREDITS :
| Standard Number |
Level | Credits | Lit / Num | Full Title | Method of Assessment |
| 91330 | 2 | 4 | Physical Education 2.4 – Perform a physical activity in an applied setting | Assignment | |
| 91334 | 2 | 3 | Physical Education 2.8 – Consistently demonstrate social responsibility through applying a social responsibility model in | Assignment | |
| 21791 | 2 | 4 | Relate human anatomy and movement to gym equipment and static stretching | Assignment | |
| 21793 | 2 | 2 | Demonstrate correct technique when using basic gym equipment | Assignment | |
| 21794 | 2 | 3 | Demonstrate, instruct, and monitor static stretching | Assignment |
Vocational Pathways
The NZ Qualifications Authority has identified six categories of jobs. The aim is to improve the relevance of learning for students by indicating how their learning and achievement is valued by broad sectors of the workforce. Vocational pathways enables employers to assess whether potential employees’ skills align with their industry requirements more easily. This will be a real advantage when they look for work and training opportunities in the sector.
Students now have access to their personalised Vocational Profile on the NZQA website and it is important to students use this as a tool to plan their subjects.
More on vocational pathways can be found at Vocational Pathways
Relevant Vocational Pathways links:
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Manufacturing and Technology
- Primary Industries
- Service Industries
- Social and Community Services
- Creative Industries
Athletic Preparation and Applied Training Level 2 (Half Year) (L2APATH)
Prior Learning: Not Applicable
Future Pathways/Subjects: Level 3 Athletic Preparation and Applied Training
Note:
This course is designed for students who have an interest in learning how to train effectively in order to improve their physical conditioning. This is a mainly practical course with some theory content.
It covers a range of training and conditioning methods including mobility, strength, power, endurance and recovery, and developing effective training habits.
TOTAL CREDITS AVAILABLE : 9 Credits
INTERNAL CREDITS : 9 Credits
EXTERNAL CREDITS :
| Standard Number | Level | Credits | Lit / Num | Full Title | Method of Assessment | Assessment Opportunities Offered |
| 91330 | 2 | 4 | Physical Education 2.4 – Perform a physical activity in an applied setting | Assignment | ||
| 21793 | 2 | 2 | Demonstrate correct technique when using basic gym equipment | Assignment | ||
| 21794 | 2 | 3 | Demonstrate, instruct, and monitor static stretching | Assignment |
Vocational Pathways
The NZ Qualifications Authority has identified six categories of jobs. The aim is to improve the relevance of learning for students by indicating how their learning and achievement is valued by broad sectors of the workforce. Vocational pathways enables employers to assess whether potential employees’ skills align with their industry requirements more easily. This will be a real advantage when they look for work and training opportunities in the sector.
Students now have access to their personalised Vocational Profile on the NZQA website and it is important to students use this as a tool to plan their subjects.
More on vocational pathways can be found at Vocational Pathways
Relevant Vocational Pathways links:
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Manufacturing and Technology
- Primary Industries
- Service Industries
- Social and Community Services
- Creative Industries