Intermediate Level Training Cycle - Alpine skiing

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Intermediate Level Training Cycle of Alpine Skiing

Middle training cycle

Official title

School years

Start September 2023

LEARN!

In Lleó XIII you will live a unique experience

Intermediate sports education in alpine skiing consists of the first and second levels. Two academic courses that combine theoretical and practical classes from the first moment so that the student can acquire all the necessary skills.

Cycle details

You can make of sport your future. A dynamic and practical learning model that will open the doors directly to the job market.

Title

Sports technician

Beginning and format

September 2023* / Face-to-face

Location

Barcelona and La Molina / Boi Taüll

Duration

2 years / 885h theoretical + 200h practical

Language

Catalan

First Level

1st year
315h theoretical
150h internship

Second Level

2nd year
420h theoretical
200h internship

Job Opportunities

Curriculum and subjects

In the first level, we will know the basic principles of alpine skiing and promote this sport.

In the second level we will learn to teach alpine skiing and train athletes.

First Level

*465 hours

COMMON BLOCK – 120 hours
– Anatomical and physiological bases of sport I: 20 hours
– Psychopedagogical bases of teaching and training I: 25 hours
– Sports Training I – 30 hours
– Sociological foundations of sport: 5 hours
– Organization and legislation of sport I: 5 hours
– First aid and hygiene in sport: 35 hours

SPECIFIC BLOCK – 180 hours
– Professional Development I: 15 hours
– Alpine Skiing Technical Training I: 60 hours
– Alpine ski equipment I: 15 hours
– Alpine Ski Teaching Methodology I: 50 hours
– Mountain environment I: 20 hours
– Sports Safety I: 20 hours

COMPLEMENTARY BLOCK – 15 hours
– Specific Catalan terminology: 5 hours
– Fundaments of adapted sport: 10 hours

PRACTICAL TRAINING BLOC – 150 hours

Second Level

*620 hours

COMMON BLOCK – 150 hours
– Anatomical and physiological bases of sport II: 40 hours
– Psychopedagogical bases of teaching and training II: 45 hours
– Sports Training II: 40 hours
– Organization and legislation of sport II: 5 hours
– Theory and sociology of sport: 20 hours

SPECIFIC BLOCK – 240 hours
– Professional Development II: 10 hours
– Alpine Ski Technical Training II: 45 hours
– Alpine skiing regulations and timing: 15 hours
– Alpine ski equipment II: 20 hours
– Alpine Skiing Teaching Methodology II: 45 hours
– Alpine Ski Training Methodology II: 55 hours
– Mountain Environment II: 25 hours
– Sports Safety II: 25 hours

COMPLEMENTARY BLOCK – 30 hours
– Foreign specific terminology: 10 hours
– Sports facilities: 10 hours
– Basic applied computing: 10 hours

PRACTICAL TRAINING BLOCK – 200 hours

Professional opportunities in the job market:

Alpine ski instructor in initial phase I
Promoter of alpine skiing activities
Programmer and activity organizer
Ski coach
Sports director in alpine skiing competitions

Career opportunities:

Those who pass the first level or initial cycle obtain a certificate that gives them access to the second level:
- the second level and
- in the world of work
Those who pass the second or final level or cycle obtain a sports technician’s certificate, which allows them to access
- to a higher level cycle of sporting education in the same modality, if they pass the general entrance exam at the age of 19 or reach the age of 19 in the year in which the exam is taken, or if they have a baccalaureate or batxillera qualification;
- to the baccalaureate (the optional subjects do not have to be taken, as they are validated);
- to a higher level cycle of vocational training in the family of physical and sporting activities, if they pass the entrance exam when they are 19 years old or are 19 years old in the year the exam is taken or if they have the baccalaureate or batxillera, and
- to the job market.

Requirements

Students who wish to study an intermediate vocational training course must meet one of the following requirements:

To access the first level, it is necessary to meet the following requirements:
- Have a degree in compulsory secondary education (or equivalent for academic purposes) or have passed the university entrance exam for people over 25 years of age.
- People who do not meet these requirements must pass the specific course for access to intermediate degree cycles or a general entry test. To apply, you must be at least 17 years old in the year the test is done.
- Pass a specific test.
To access the second level, it is necessary to pass the first level of the specialty.

Access Test