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1 year full time or part time equivalent
On campus with selected units available online; 100% online and blended modes also available.
Full time / Part time / On-campus / Online / Blended
3 August 2026 (Semester 2) | 1 March 2027 (Semester 1)

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Foundations of Sport Development
Examines management tools and techniques as they apply to an increasingly professionalised community sport environment, introducing students to key concepts, practices, and issues in community sports organisations, as well as academic literacy discourses required for tertiary study.
Physical Literacy for Children and Young People
Introduces physical literacy as an important determinant of lifelong learning through movement and physical activity, examining why and how it delivers physical, psychological, social and cognitive benefits for children and young people.
Coaching Techniques and Pedagogy
Introduces students to the general principles of coaching practice through various theories and pedagogy, focusing on identifying how combinations of techniques and styles can be used to reach a common goal.
Fundamentals of Exercise Prescription
Introduces the principles of exercise prescription, covering risks associated with exercise, pre-screening and testing procedures, and the FITT-VP principle for developing individually tailored exercise programs for the apparently healthy population.
Inclusive Health & Physical Activity
Examines physiological, psychological, and sociological characteristics of diverse populations and explores how physical activity can be adapted to promote life-long health and participation for these populations.
Professional Skills for the Sport Industry
Develops professional knowledge and competency required to work in the sport and movement industry, covering legislative and legal obligations, professional communication, child protection, work health and safety, mental health first aid, and first aid.
Professional Communication
Introduces effective communication required in individual and group processes, examining major theories and models in areas including group dynamics, organisational relationships, leadership, feedback, risk, conflict, power, strategy, and change management.
Introduction to Facility Management
Provides an overview of operational and management practices associated with sports facilities, investigating facility planning methods, models, and operational aspects, equipping students to implement facility planning practices.
Common Questions
Yes. Students who successfully complete the Diploma of Community Sport and Movement are eligible to articulate into degree programs at ACPE. They can obtain credit for 2 units in the Bachelor of Sport Coaching (Management) or credit for 3 units in the Bachelor of Sport Coaching (Strength & Conditioning).
The Diploma of Community Sport and Movement is FEE-HELP approved, and students can also pay via Payment Plans or Upfront payment. Tuition payment arrangements must be confirmed upon admission to the college.
Based on the page content, the course is listed under CRICOS provider code 113887E with CRS code CRS1401493, which indicates it is available to international students. International applicants must be 18 years of age or older and meet the minimum English language requirements.
The Diploma of Community Sport and Movement is completed over one year of full-time study (or a part-time equivalent), across two semesters of four units each. It is delivered on campus with selected units available online, and blended mode options are also available. Assessments are authentic and practical to prepare students for the workplace, though some units may require attendance at formal exams.
Yes. You may apply for an assessment of your prior learning at the time of applying for entry to the course. Entry with advanced standing through educational pathways such as RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) or credit transfer may be available based on previous study. Applicants wishing to apply for credit must submit an Application for Recognition of Prior Learning form along with relevant third-party documents.
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