Postgraduate in methodologies for teaching rugby in education + university degree with 5 ECTS credits

In schools, monitor work is of the utmost importance in compliance with the objectives of the physical education class, since this figure is closer than that of the educator, playing a fundamental role for his students. Special attention should be paid to the characteristics that children have in these stages, since they consider themselves the most important and determining of their life, so the training is crucial for their development. With this postgraduate degree in methodologies for the teaching of rugby in education you will learn the skills and competences of a physical education monitor in addition to the necessary knowledge for teaching rugby in schools.

- Know the basic physical abilities for training according to the ages and characteristics of the students. - Understand the motor learning process of the children to apply the sports corresponding to each stage. - Execute activities to develop healthy habits and lifestyles in relation to physical activity. - Perform the physical education session planning to organize students and assign the tasks to be executed. - Know the possible injuries and risks that students may suffer during a physical education session. - Describe the concept of monitor, and the qualities, skills and attitudes you must have. - Develop anatomy involved in physical activity. - Learn the process to follow for the programming and organization of training sessions. - Acquire the basic first aid notions that a sports monitor must know. - Know the rugby in the school framework. - Learn the technical, tactical and regulatory aspects of Rugby. - Carry out the game as a methodological strategy for teaching. - Put into practice the strategies and games for the integration of students and students with difficulties in the practice of rugby. - Perform an evaluation of learning and teaching rugby in physical education.

- Know the basic physical abilities for training according to the ages and characteristics of the students. - Understand the motor learning process of the children to apply the sports corresponding to each stage. - Execute activities to develop healthy habits and lifestyles in relation to physical activity. - Perform the physical education session planning to organize students and assign the tasks to be executed. - Know the possible injuries and risks that students may suffer during a physical education session. - Describe the concept of monitor, and the qualities, skills and attitudes you must have. - Develop anatomy involved in physical activity. - Learn the process to follow for the programming and organization of training sessions. - Acquire the basic first aid notions that a sports monitor must know. - Know the rugby in the school framework. - Learn the technical, tactical and regulatory aspects of Rugby. - Carry out the game as a methodological strategy for teaching. - Put into practice the strategies and games for the integration of students and students with difficulties in the practice of rugby. - Perform an evaluation of learning and teaching rugby in physical education.

In schools, monitor work is of the utmost importance in compliance with the objectives of the physical education class, since this figure is closer than that of the educator, playing a fundamental role for his students. Special attention should be paid to the characteristics that children have in these stages, since they consider themselves the most important and determinants of their life, so the training is crucial for their development. With this postgraduate degree in methodologies for the teaching of rugby in education you will learn the skills and competences of a physical education monitor in addition to the necessary knowledge for teaching rugby in schools.

The present postgraduate of methodologies for the teaching of rugby in education is aimed at all those university graduates and professionals in the field of education and sports who are interested in obtaining professional knowledge in the functions of a physical education monitor and the teaching of rugby in education.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.