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The Community Coaching for England HTQ is offered at our CU Scarborough campus. It is a dynamic course designed to prepare you for a career in community coaching. Blending theoretical knowledge with practical skills, this course offers hands-on experience in real-world settings. It will also provide insight and understanding into the diversity of roles within community coaching. Prepare for a career in community coaching with this one-year HNC course. Learn essential skills in sports coaching and performance. Hands-on coaching experience: Design and deliver effective coaching sessions for diverse community groups. Blend theory and practice: Combine knowledge of anatomy, physiology, nutrition, and psychology with practical coaching skills. Develop your professional skills: Enhance communication, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities for career readiness. Why you should study this course: - real-world coaching experience with community engagement - a strong focus on professional practice - a pathway to the Level 5 HND qualification - the chance to develop soft skills like communication and problem-solving - access to experienced practitioners and industry experts (subject to change). For the most up-to-date information about course modules, sandwich years or part-time learning, please visit our website.

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Aleksandra Frydrych

Coventry University

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

Great place of study! Staff and tutors really friendly and supportive. I’m studying in my home town none travel. Really nice and modern building. All students are greeted friendly.

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crystal mugema-clarke

Coventry University

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

I'm now in my second year of uni and I have to say it's a great university, especially for healthcare degrees. The main buildings are equipped with everything I need as a nursing student to thrive in my clinical skills, and in terms of theory the lecturues and seminar leads are amazing; particularly with academic support. I've also found my experience to be better in the way that the uni is smaller than most and so it feels a lot more personal with smaller classes and intentive communication with teachers. The campus is situated in the city centre (as well as the accomodation which I have stayed in last year and this). Overall, I would 100% reccomend Coventry for any students looking for a smaller city to study whilst still getting a high quality degree!!

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Michelle Mandy Kutsanzira

Coventry University

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

The best part of my experience at Coventry University has been the supportive and friendly learning environment. The lecturers are passionate and always willing to help, which makes studying much more enjoyable. The university’s focus on practical learning really prepares students for real-world careers, and the modern facilities — like the library, labs, and study spaces — make it easy to stay productive. I’ve also loved how diverse the community is; meeting people from all over the world has made my experience even more rewarding. Overall, Coventry is an inspiring and inclusive place to study, with great opportunities for both personal and professional growth.

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Katarzyna Pasek

Coventry University

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

The atmosphere is friendly and supportive, and the professors are very knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved in projects and student activities, which makes studying here even more enjoyable.

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Daria

Coventry University

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

As a student at Coventry University, I’ve found it to be a great place to study for several reasons. The teaching quality is genuinely strong, and there’s a clear focus on helping students succeed, not just academically, but also in preparing for future careers. The university offers modern facilities, especially in areas like engineering, health, and business, and I’ve appreciated the practical, hands-on learning opportunities that come with many of the courses. The campus is right in the city centre, which makes everything accessible, and Coventry itself is more affordable than many other student cities. That said, I think there’s room for improvement when it comes to admin and communication, things like enrolment and getting support can sometimes feel slow or confusing.

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Mercy

Coventry University

Reviewed: 14/02/23

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

What makes it such a great place to study? - The ongoing support from my lecturers, seminar leaders, course director and my peers. - Being able to seek support when I am struggling with my assignments. - Having independence in terms of knowing how to keep on top with my assignments and other key information that would be essential. How could it be improved? - Spreading out the workload and placement, as it can be quite overwhelming when you do not plan ahead as soon as possible.

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Zoe Fogden

Coventry University

Reviewed: 20/10/25

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

Coventry university is in a perfect location within Coventry city centre , easy access to food and lecture buildings aswell as clubs for the nightlife .

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Maryam

Coventry University

Reviewed: 21/10/25

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

The buildings are far apart and it gets confusing as a friend accidentally walked into an accounting place instead of the Allison Gingell building. It's good that the buildings have their names in big on the front but on the other side of the building you can't tell if you're at the right building.The Allison Gingell building has good equipment. The campus is very lively and welcoming. The library is huge and has many useful resources.

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Olivia-Grace Fagan

Coventry University

Reviewed: 20/10/25

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

I really have enjoyed my time at university and I believe the staff I’m around are very supportive in getting me through a really tough degree, however I think what could be improved is the amount of online teaching, which for me personally is 3 days a week and 1 day actually on campus, I believe that with the amount of money it is for me to attend university every year, it would be nice to be on campus more as I personally struggle with the online learning. In addition as a student nurse we do not have time off like other university students, we are at university during the holidays and a lot of the facilities and shops/cafes are usually closed, I believe that they should be open for students in healthcare who do not have the same time off as other students while we’re attending university.

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Tawana Darrell

Coventry University

Reviewed: 07/04/22

Community Coaching for England (HTQ) - HNC

The thing that makes it a great place to study is that there are so much facilities and educational resources available to students but the thing that would make it better is if there was more support regarding assignments and university work as it can be a bit full on at times

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