Program Catalogue – BT1 Physical Education and Sports (EPS) (DBT) – Academic Year 2025-2026
General Program Overview – BT1 EPS
The first-year Technical Baccalaureate in Physical Education and Sports (BT1 EPS) is the first stage of a progressive training program focused on physical development, understanding movement, and an introduction to fundamental sports disciplines. This year establishes the essential foundations for progression to BT2 and BT3.
The main objectives of BT1 EPS are:
- develop basic physical abilities: endurance, strength, and coordination;
- introduce students to the general principles of movement, hygiene, and health;
- introduce the fundamentals of individual and team sports;
- strengthen personal discipline, teamwork, and sports values;
- provide an academic foundation through fundamental general subjects.
General Subjects (260 hours – 10 hours/week)
Arabic
Development of written and spoken expression, analysis of educational texts, and communication suited to school and sports settings.
French
Reading, comprehension, and written expression; foundations of professional communication applied to sports.
English
Introduction to English for sports: basic vocabulary, instructions, and basic listening comprehension.
Mathematics
Useful mathematical concepts: measurements, distances, conversions, and simple calculations related to performance.
Computer Science
Introduction to digital and office tools, research, presentations, and basic tracking of sports data.
Pastoral Education – 26 hours
Personal development, human values, team spirit, and respect.
Specialized Subjects
History of Sport
The origins of sport, the development of different disciplines, influential figures, and the role of sport in society.
Leadership
Basic concepts: responsibility, communication, cooperation, and the role of a team leader.
Professional Ethics
Sports values, fair play, respect for rules, and responsible behavior.
Motor Skills Development
Study of simple movements, coordination, and basic motor development.
Anatomy – Physiology
Introduction to how the human body works: muscles, bones, breathing, and circulation.
Physical Conditioning
Basic training in strength, endurance, and mobility; fundamental exercises and injury prevention.
Practical Work
Team Sport – Basketball
Introduction to basic techniques: dribbling, passing, shooting, and fundamental rules.
Team Sport – Football
Football fundamentals: ball control, shooting, passing, and basic positioning.
Team Sport – Volleyball
Forearm passing, serving, setting, and positioning; initial team strategies.
Gymnastics
Flexibility, balance, simple movements, and body coordination.
Athletics
Short-distance running, jumping, and throwing; introduction to basic techniques.
Racket Sports
Badminton or table tennis: accuracy, coordination, and reflex training.
Combat Sports
Fundamental movements, respect, discipline, and body-control exercises.
Program Catalogue – BT2 Physical Education and Sports (EPS) (DBT) – Academic Year 2025-2026
General Program Overview – BT2 EPS
The second-year Technical Baccalaureate in Physical Education and Sports (BT2 EPS) continues the training begun in BT1. This year strengthens the physical, theoretical, and teaching-related skills already acquired while introducing more advanced concepts in anatomy, sports methodology, and motor skills.
The main objectives of BT2 are:
- deepen the sports foundations introduced in BT1;
- develop an understanding of sports teaching methods;
- improve physical fitness, coordination, and performance;
- introduce more advanced concepts in anatomy, physiology, and the psychology of movement;
- prepare students for greater responsibilities in sports settings.
General Subjects
Arabic
Advanced expression and comprehension, and analysis of educational and sports-related texts.
French
Report writing, comprehension of sports-related documents, and professional communication.
English
English applied to sports: technical vocabulary and understanding rules and instructions.
Mathematics
Mathematical applications in sports: measurements and basic performance analysis.
Computer Science
Digital tools, research, sports data tables, and data analysis and presentation.
Pastoral Education
Personal development, human values, respect, and discipline.
Specialized Subjects: Development and Physical Growth
Physics
Study of growth, changes in the body, and the development of physical abilities.
Teaching Methods
Introduction to teaching techniques: observation, instructions, and learning progressions.
Sports Nutrition
Fundamentals of nutrition for sports: energy, hydration, and fatigue prevention.
Leadership
Responsibility, teamwork, decision-making, and group management.
Psychomotor Development
Coordination, perception, balance, and the development of motor skills.
Planning Small-Sided Games
Designing and leading short educational games, including rules, safety, and group dynamics.
Anatomy – Physiology
The structure of the human body, muscles, breathing, the cardiovascular system, and the role of organs during physical exertion.
Physical Conditioning
Strength training, endurance, mobility, and injury prevention.
Practical Work
Team Sport – Basketball
Basic and intermediate techniques: dribbling, shooting, positioning, and team play.
Team Sport – Football
Individual techniques and team play: passing, shooting, and positioning.
Team Sport – Volleyball
Serving, setting, forearm passing, and basic tactical positioning.
Gymnastics
Coordination, flexibility, balance, and fundamental exercises.
Athletics
Running, jumping, and throwing; developing speed and strength.
Racket Sports
Badminton or table tennis: reflexes, accuracy, and movement.
Combat Sports
Controlled movements, respect, discipline, and basic techniques.
Program Catalogue – BT3 Physical Education and Sports (EPS) (DBT) – Academic Year 2025-2026
General Program Overview – BT3 EPS
The third-year Technical Baccalaureate in Physical Education and Sports (BT3 EPS) focuses on advanced expertise and professional preparation. Students deepen their knowledge of sports science and develop advanced skills in movement analysis, physical performance, sports safety, and applied teaching methods.
BT3 aims to prepare students to:
- understand advanced mechanisms of the human body during physical exertion;
- analyze and improve sports performance;
- master the principles of nutrition, sports injuries, and biomechanics;
- organize, supervise, and evaluate physical activities;
- demonstrate professional, safety-conscious, and responsible behavior.
General Subjects
Arabic
Advanced expression, report writing, and analysis of professional texts.
French
Professional written and spoken communication: reports, observations, and sports assessments.
English
English for sports: technical vocabulary, international rules, and preparing presentations.
Mathematics
Statistical applications: performance measurements and interpretation of physical data.
Computer Science
Analysis and processing of sports data and creation of professional documents.
Pastoral Education
Human values, guidance, and moral and social responsibility.
Specialized Subjects
Sports Economics
Introduction to the economic structures of sport and the management of sports activities.
Leadership
Team management, decision-making, communication, and professional responsibilities.
Physiology
Advanced study of how the body functions during physical exertion: the muscular, nervous, and respiratory systems.
Sports Nutrition
Nutrition applied to performance: macronutrients, hydration, and recovery.
Applied Psychology
Motivation, concentration, stress management, and individual and group behavior.
Physical Fitness Assessment
Physical tests, measurements, assessments, and planning improvement programs.
Safety – Sports Injuries
Prevention, first aid, injury management, and safety in sports environments.
Human Biomechanics in Physical Education and Health
Analysis of movement, angles, forces, and effective sports techniques.
Physical Conditioning
Advanced training in strength, power, speed, mobility, and endurance.
Practical Work: Team Sport – Basketball
Team strategies, advanced positioning, and competition techniques.
Team Sport – Football
Tactics, position-specific training, and match analysis.
Team Sport – Volleyball
Advanced techniques: receiving, setting, attacking, and organized defense.
Athletics
Running, jumping, and throwing, with technical analysis and movement optimization.
Racket Sports
More advanced individual techniques: movement, accuracy, and strategy.
Combat Sports
Controlled techniques, managing a bout, discipline, and respect.