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Fitness is one of the fastest-growing professions in the UK, and it doesn't look like it's slowing down. Add to this the Government's drive to improve the nation's health, and there has never been a better time to invest in a sports and fitness course online and turn your passion into a successful career. 

All Sport & Fitness courses

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Human Anatomy Level 3

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NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Gym Instructing

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NCFE Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training

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Reflexology QLS Diploma

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Sports Psychology Level 3

What jobs are there in sport?

If you thought the only job available to those with a sports and fitness-related qualification was as a personal trainer, you’re in for a surprise. While a career in gym instruction is varied and exciting, there are other avenues you can explore too.

If you dream of working with footballers or athletes, you could study sports psychology and learn not only what makes them tick but how to leverage their mentality to improve their physical performance. 

Other pathways open to those with a qualification in sport include: Sports therapist, Choreographer, Health promotion specialist, Nutritionist, Fitness centre manager and Sports development officer.  However, some of these will require further study. 

The benefits of studying a sports and fitness course online

If time restraints are preventing you from leaping into a new career, home learning may be the key. By opting for an online course, particularly one with us, you’ll experience the same quality of education as traditional schools but from the comfort of your own home, at your own pace. 

That means you won’t be held back by other students who don’t pick things up as quickly as you, and if you need more time to study a specific module, then that’s something you have complete control over.

What’s more, you’ll have access to one-to-one tutor support whenever you need it.

Why choose one of Oxbridge’s sports and fitness courses?

Job and family ties, location, entry requirements, cost and time; none of these should be the reason you don’t train for your dream role. 

We’re firm believers in getting paid to do what you love. That’s why our quality, award-winning course materials are designed to equip you with the expert skills and knowledge to pursue your goals, whatever you’ve set your sights on.

And with unlimited tutor support from experts at every stage of your journey, you’ll be ready to take on anything. Just think of us as your own personal cheerleaders.

Get in touch with our learning advisers for more help and advice on choosing the right course for you.

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