12SAMP

Year 12 Student-Athlete Mentoring Program

Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Mr H. Birkbeck, Mr L. Lawrence.

The Student-Athlete Mentoring Program is designed to assist development of high performing athletes by establishing individual programs, learn important information about being a student athlete and developing student-led support systems.

The program is structured to ensure a balance is maintained between student academic and sporting commitments allowing them to be better prepared within their professional sporting environment when they leave Wesley College.

Course Overview

Term 1
TBC

Term 2
TBC

Term 3
TBC

Term 4
TBC

Recommended Prior Learning

Prior learning should consist of:

- Experience in premier sports teams

- Knowledge in Strength and Conditioning 

- Skill development 

- Physical and Mental preparation for Performance Level Sport 


Course Skills

Assessment Information

Assessments are Unit Standards (But not limited to):

Level 1

3501 – Demonstrate knowledge of and apply listening techniques, 3 credits.

3503 – Communicate in a team or group to complete a routine task, 2 credits.

Level 2

1299 – Be assertive in a range of specified situations, 4 credits.

9677 – Communicate in a team or group which has an objective, 3 credits.

10791 – Participate in a meeting, 3 credits.

22768 – Conduct and review a beginner level coaching session, 4 credits.

27299 – Describe the benefits of participation in recreation in the local community, 2 credits.

Level 3

1312 – Give oral instructions in the workplace, 3 credits.

9681 – Contribute within a team or group which has an objective, 3 credits.

20673 – Demonstrate knowledge of injuries, injury prevention and risks and hazards associated with sport or recreation, 5 credits.

21414 – Plan and run a recreation activity, 4 credits.

22771 – Plan beginner-level coaching sessions for sport participants, 6 credits.

30933 – Demonstrate exercise and stretching techniques, 5 credits.

30935 – Develop and implement an exercise plan for personal physical fitness, 5 credits.

31388 – Apply sport rules and regulations while officiating in a competitive sport event, 10 credits.