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SRS50503 Diploma of Sport (Development) – Golf
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Option1 - Full Time
Start dates - January, March, June, September.
Duration - 1 Year (47 weeks including term breaks).
Contact Hours - 40hrs/week.
Entry Requirements
Students that have completed Year 12 or equivalent.
Students must be able to demonstrate suitable golf
skills and knowledge of tactics and rules. |
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Qualifications on Graduation;
- Diploma of Sport (Development)
- Level 1 Coaching principles Certificate from (Australian Coaching Council)
- Australian Golf Handicap
- First Aid Certificate
- University Articulation
--- - Southern Cross University has confirmed that Students successfully completing the Diploma
--- - of sport(Development) Golf SRS50506 with AGA will be granted eight units of advance standing
--- - into SCU Bachelor of Business, SCU Bachelor of Business Administration or
--- - SCU Bachelor of Sport Tourism Management.
--- - AGA does not at present have a formal articulation agreement with Griffith University. We have
--- - been granted permission from Griffith University to include the following statement.
----- * Griffith University recognises credit transfer towards its undergraduate degrees for studies
----- * completed at Registered Training Organisations in approved qualifications. AGA Graduates may
----- * apply for credit transfer at time of entry to Griffith University and such requests will be assessed
----- * taking into consideration policy, and content and structure of the University program
----- * at that time. http://www.griffith.edu.au
The Diploma of Sport (Development) in Golf is a qualification from the National Sport Industry Training
Package. The Diploma of Sport (Development) is nationally accredited course (SRS50506).
The program provides graduates with opportunities to enter the golf and sport industries.
The program is primarily designed for students who wish to develop their golf skills and techniques,
to pursue a career as a golf coach, and who desire a formal sport qualification that will be recognized
by the golf industry and clients worldwide.
The program includes regular golf lessons at AGA's teaching facility based at the Robina Woods golf
course, as well as on-course lessons and membership at two of Australia’s leading golfing facilities -
Robina Woods and The Colonial golf courses. The diploma is the first stepping-stone towards
undergraduate or bachelor degrees in a variety of sports qualifications. This is the ideal place to
prepare yourself for university.
--- - Formal study provide students with knowledge and skills in the areas of developing, managing
--- - and marketing business projects, exercise science and gym work, golf coaching, golf equipment
--- - maintenance, in addition to theoretical and practical golf skills and techniques, including
--- - participating in regular tournaments with professional golfers to improve their skills
--- - in a competitive environment. Incorporated in the class sessions AGA enlists professional
--- - consultants to lecture on sport and performance psychology and sports nutrition as well as
--- - Pilates sessions aimed at sports conditioning.
--- - Delivery and Assessment – Is a combination of in class tuition, on-course and driving range
--- - lessons, practical observation, group and individual exercises and demonstration of
--- - knowledge and skills.
--- - Assessments, workbooks, rules tests and record keeping of handicap cards are some
--- - requirements needed for completion. You will be required to run weekly competitions amongst
--- - other students, which will allow you to impart the skills and knowledge you acquire into practice.
--- - Knowledge and Skills Gained – people and self management, business requirements, teaching
--- - techniques for athletes, budgeting, supervising sports events, planning implementing and
--- - evaluating a fitness and recovery program, psychological development of athletes and to a large
--- - extent supplementary skills and knowledge.
The weekly tuition includes the following:
- Golf Club membership, including maintenance of
- handicap
- Small class sizes to ensure students get optimum results
- Access to golf course and driving range daily
- On course management and strategy lessons
- Driving range lessons and computer swing analysis
- Unlimited range usage 7 days per week, 7 am to 4 pm
- Classroom instruction in all areas covered
- Weekly golf competitions
- Physical training program (gym membership)
- Pilates Classes
- Outside tournaments for students
- Golf Psychology Training
- Golf Nutrition |
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Units studied
Diploma of Sport (Development) SRS50506
Core
BSBADM502A Manage meetings
BSBFLM404A Lead work teams
ICAITU126B Use advanced features of computer applications
SRXGCSS07A Determine needs of client populations
SRXINU004A Promote compliance with laws and legal principles
SRXINU005A Manage culture and education to expand participation in a leisure and recreation service
SRXOGN002A Manage projects
SRXOHS003B Establish, maintain and evaluate the organization’s Occupational Health and
Safety system
SRXRIK002A Manage an organization’s risk
Stream Units
SRXCA1004B Plan a session or program for participants
SRXCAI008B Plan and prepare an individualised long-term training program
SRXCAI009B Conduct, monitor and adjust individualised long-term training programs
SRXCA1005B Conduct a sport and recreation session for participants
SRXCAI010B Evaluate, analyse and modify long-term and/or high performance individualised training
programs
SRSCGP004A Provide information about the fundamental principles of eating for peak performance
SRSCGP010A Provide information regarding drugs in sport issues
SRSCGP011A Support athletes to adopt the principles of sports psychology
SRSCGP012A Support athletes to adopt the principles of eating for peak performance
SRSCGP014A Implement recovery programs
SRSSPT003B Implement sports first aid procedures and apply sports first aid
SRSCGP009A Work with officials
SRSCGP013A Monitor coach welfare
SRSOGP007A Evaluate, analyse and modify the conduct and outcomes of officiating to improve
performance
SRSOGP008A Manage conflict related to officiating
SRSOGP009A Plan, implement and evaluate a fitness and recovery program for officials
SRXGRO001A Facilitate a group
SRXGRO002A Deal with conflict
Electives
BSBMKG501A Evaluate marketing opportunities
BSBMKG502A Establish and adjust the marketing mix
BSBMKG504A Implement a marketing solution
BSBMKG505A Review marketing performance
BSBFLM503A Establish effective work place relationships
BSBFLM504A Facilitate work teams
BSBFLM507A Manage Quality Customer Service
BSBMGT505A Ensure a safe workplace
BSBFLM509A Promote continuous improvement
SRSGLF001A Perform the A grade skills of golf
SRSGLF002A Apply the A grade tactics and strategies of golf in a competitive situation
SRSGLF003A Interpret and apply the rules of golf at the A grade level
SRSGLF004A Perform the advanced skills of golf
SRSGLF005A Apply the advanced tactics and strategies of golf in a competitive situation
SRSGLF006A Interpret and apply the rules of golf at the advanced level
SRSGLF007A Participate in conditioning for golf
Recognition of prior learning is available to provide credit for existing skills, qualifications and
knowledge of students and this process is undertaken on arrival at AGA, following an application by
the student. Note that for overseas' students, (i) RPL may impact on the duration of the student's
visa.
If the RPL is granted before visa grant, AGA will advise on the actual net course duration (as reduced
by RPL). If the RPL is granted after visa grant, AGA will report the change in course duration.
Note that it is a condition of a student visa that the student must be involved in fulltime study
and that if they finish their course early, the student must enroll in another CRICOS-registered course
or depart Australia immediately unless they have been given authorization by DIAC to remain in
Australia. (ii) An RPL will not be granted where it may result in the student having less than a fulltime
study load (minimum 20 hours per week).
Note : For students attending with school aged dependents, these dependents will be required
to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government school.
Delivery - Delivery is by a combination of in-class tuition, self-paced learning, small group and
practical exercises in the classroom, university gym, supervised on-course, at the driving range, and
at a first aid training facility.
Assessment - Competency is assessed through workbook exercises, oral presentations, reports,
skills and rules tests, the student’s handicap record, observation-demonstration checklists,
completion of a first aid certificate, completion of a gym based conditioning program, and
self-assessment using a player log.
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