Entry requirements

Students who have passed the L2 STAPS programme

Benefits of the program

The diverse range of contributors: university lecturers (university professors, senior lecturers, teaching fellows, etc.) as well as many PE teachers, specialists in physical activity and its teaching, members of academic steering groups and/or examination boards for teacher recruitment exams.

Work experience in a secondary school under the supervision of experienced PE teachers approved by the PE educational inspectorate. Students are given full responsibility for their class.

For more information, see the component's website: staps.univ-gustave-eiffel.fr

Acquired skills

A wide range of skills, covering three main sectors:

- Skills in diagnosing, designing and evaluating practice sessions in a variety of different sport, physical, and artistic activities

- Skills in face-to-face teaching with a group of learners

- Scientific skills and knowledge (in the human sciences, history, sociology, psychology, physiology, anatomy, etc.) to prepare for competitive teacher recruitment exams and/or to prepare for research

International

Under the Erasmus programme, students can spend and validate a semester abroad

Capacities

70

Course venue

Your future career

Further studies: Master's in Careers in Teaching, Education and Training for primary or secondary schools / Master’s in Sport and Social Sciences

Career opportunities: PE teacher (after a Master's degree and competitive examination), school teacher (after a Master's degree and competitive examination), regional educator or adviser in sport, physical, and artistic activities (after a competitive examination), lecturer-researcher (after a Master's degree and PhD).

Professional integration

PE teacher (after a Master's degree and competitive examination), school teacher (after a Master's degree and competitive examination), regional educator or adviser in sport, physical, and artistic activities (after a competitive examination), lecturer-researcher (after a Master's degree and PhD).

Study objectives

The Education and Motor Skills Licence trains students to become professionals in the teaching of physical and sports activities, capable of planning and teaching the practice of these activities while ensuring the safety of participants in any type of educational establishment or structure (primary school, secondary school, association, etc.). For students wishing to pursue a Master's degree, it prepares them for research.

Major thematics of study

Disciplines relating to working in the field of PE teaching: didactics of sport, physical, and artistic activities, work placement support, etc.

Physical activities: in all areas of motor skills (artistic, acrobatic, performance, outdoor, individual or group opposition, physical activities for training and personal development, etc.)

Scientific disciplines: human sciences (history, sociology, psychology), biological sciences (physiology, anatomy, etc.)

Calendar

Classes from 04/09/23 to 19/04/24

Work placement from November to April : 1/2 day per week in a secondary school, including 1 week full-time in the first week of January

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