Physical Education - Coaching Styles and Techniques helps people achieve their personal best and produce the results they are looking for. In this online course, you will learn about how to improve team performance, and the role of a coach as well as study the elements that make up a professional coaching routine.

The Department of Physical Education offers a variety of programs reflecting the college’s commitment to the ideals of a liberal arts education. Our goal is to contribute to the physical, social, mental, and emotional well being of students, enriching their holistic learning experiences and building lifelong habits of good health. Exercise increases physical energy, mental alertness, and self-confidence and has been shown to help foster productivity and creativity. With this in mind, the physical education program is designed to help students pursue meaningful activities that will promote wellness and community building. The program emphasizes participation, enjoyment, and the building of exercise skills.

All middle school students participate in physical education every other day. Emphasis is on participation, sportsmanship, and skill development rather than competition.

The Foundation degree in Physical Education and Sport is a two year, full-time course delivered at Belfast Met, the Foundation Degree consists of 12 compulsory modules and a Research Project in Health. A range of work-based placements, opportunities to volunteer at live sporting events run by Belfast City Council and project-based assessments complement your academic studies. Successful completion of this course will enable you to progress to Year 2 of the BSc (Hons) Degree in Physical Education and Sport at Stranmillis University College.