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WorksheetsHigher Education
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is a placement?
Being placed in a random job of someone else's choosing.
The temporary posting of someone in a workplace to enable them to gain work experience.
Having a break from university by going abroad.
A long-term voluntary job where you don't get paid.
What is Networking?
Being on Facebook or Instagram.
Tying knots in rope to create a net for an obstacle course.
Interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional contacts or social contacts.
Paying an agency to help you to find the perfect career.
Which of these is NOT an example of grassroots in sport?
What is the best action to take if you don't get a job at interview?
Go home and cry for a week.
Tell the company/employer "I didn't want the job anyway!"
Apply for another job and hope for the best.
Ask for feedback and then gain more experience.
Which of these is NOT a transferable skill?
Which of these is NOT a 'Joint Honours Degree'
Sport Science and English
Sport Science and Maths
Sport Science and Geography
Sport Science and Interior Design
Choose the 'recreational' activity
Which of these statements is correct?
A 'Masters Degree' comes after A Levels.
A 'Masters Degree' comes after an 'Undergraduate Degree.'
Having a 'Masters Degree' makes you a Doctor.
A 'Masters Degree' come before an 'Undergraduate Degree.'
What should you NOT do when choosing my A Levels or a University Course?
Stick with your friends. You know you'll have fun if you're with them!
Do your research! Know what the best option is for you!
Ask for advice from teachers, family members and friends who know you well.
Choose to do a subject you enjoy. The more you enjoy it, the easier it will be to put in the hard work!
Do you feel inspired to continue studying about sport and physical activity after school? (There is no wrong answer!)
I'm not sure.
A little bit...it has made me consider my options.
What has been the most useful part of listening to people speak about studying at university?
Learning about the opportunities available.
It was reassuring to hear that it's okay to not know what you want to do!
Finding out about different career pathways.
Knowing that I can still do the sports/activities I enjoy alongside my studies.
