Foundational Sport Science

Certificate Program

The Certificate Program, offered by the Bhutan Olympic Committee, is designed for individuals passionate about sports, exercise, and health. In Bhutan, where athletic excellence and well-being are highly valued, this program provides the essential knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in these dynamic fields.

With a growing global emphasis on active and healthy lifestyles, exercise science continues to expand as a critical discipline. This program prepares participants to effectively prescribe exercise, assess movement, and enhance physical performance for both athletes and the general population.

Through a comprehensive curriculum and practical training, graduates will be equipped to contribute to the advancement of sports and health industries in Bhutan and beyond.

Quick Course Overview

Course Name: Foundational Sport Science

Duration: 25 Days
Mode of Study: Full Time
Start Date: 28th March, 2025

Overview
Course structure
Course Fees
Entry Requirements
How to apply

The Foundational Sport Science Certificate Program, offered by the Bhutan Olympic Committee, provides a strong foundation in sports development, management, and performance enhancement. This 25-day in-class program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, equipping participants with the skills needed to succeed in the field of sports science.

With a growing emphasis on athlete performance, injury prevention, coaching methodologies, and sports technology, this program offers a structured and interactive learning experience to develop essential competencies.

What you’ll learn

By completing this program, participants will:

Understand core principles of sports science and coaching.
Apply basic anatomical and physiological concepts to training.
Develop effective coaching techniques and teaching strategies.
Gain knowledge in sports management and administration.
Explore the role of nutrition and psychology in athletic performance.
Learn injury prevention and management techniques.
Use technology (ICT) for sports analysis and performance tracking.

How you’ll learn

In-class lectures with structured learning sessions.
Group discussions and case studies to develop problem-solving skills.
Practical demonstrations and hands-on projects.
Guest lectures from industry experts.
Classroom presentations and active participation in discussions.

The program consists of two core modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Sport Science & Development

Functional Anatomy & Basic Physiology
Fundamental Movements & Sport Teaching Methods
Sports Injuries: Prevention & Management
Fitness Training & Periodization

Module 2: Sports Management & Administration

Sports Administration & Leadership
Performance Techniques & Strategies
Sports Nutrition & Psychology
Communication & Coaching Skills
ICT Applications in Sports

The tuition fee includes:

Access to all lectures, materials, and practical sessions.
Participation in study tours (if applicable).
Issuance of a Certificate of Completion (for eligible participants).
Refreshments and food during the course.

Fee Structure:

Nu. 2,000 – Participants from the National Sports Federation.
Nu. 5,000 – General public.

There are no formal prerequisites. This course is open to:

Aspiring coaches and sports administrators
Individuals passionate about fitness and athlete performance.
Anyone interested in sports science and coaching methodologies.

Assessment & Certification

To earn the Foundational Sport Science Certificate, participants must:

Complete all assignments and projects for each module.
Maintain at least 95% attendance throughout the course.
Deliver classroom presentations (theoretical and practical).
Actively participate in class discussions and activities.

Registration deadline: 23rd March 2025.
How to register: Click Apply Now button and Complete the registration form with the fees before the deadline.
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