Enjoy the flexibility! Take up to a year to decide the right diploma for yourself at the School of Sports and Health (SSH).
Stay flexible and keep your options open as you explore exciting opportunities at SSH. In your first semester, the Common Sports and Health Programme will introduce you to the dynamic fields of sports, health, and wellness. Explore our diverse diploma offerings and gain a clear overview of your educational options. You are bound to find the course that is perfect for you.
Note: Students enrolled in RP's Common Programmes enjoy the flexibility of up to one year to decide on a specific diploma. This will allow you to choose a more suitable and fulfilling course after exploring the different fields. You can choose the following options:
You can choose a diploma directly after Semester 1.
After Semester 1
Choose one of the following options:
Still undecided? You can choose a cluster - Sports or Health - after Semester 1 which will allow you more time to explore your options. You can then choose your diploma later after Semester 2.
After Semester 2
Choose one of the following diplomas in the Sports Cluster:
Choose one of the following diplomas in the Health Cluster:
Through this course, I’ve gained a good grasp of various sports and health modules, helping me identify the diploma that best suits me within the School of Sports and Health.
Semester 1
Semester 2
If you choose to enter the Sports Cluster, you will complete the following modules:
If you choose to enter the Health Cluster, you will complete the following modules:
From the second year onwards, you will study the modules allocated to a specific diploma from the School of Sports and Health (SSH).
a) English Language: 1- 7
b) Additional Mathematics / Mathematics: 1- 6
c) Any one of the following subjects: 1- 6- Biology- Biotechnology- Chemistry- Design & Technology- Electronics / Fundamentals of Electronics- Exercise & Sports Science- Physics- Science (Chemistry, Biology)- Science (Physics, Biology)- Science (Physics, Chemistry)
Courses with remaining vacancies after JAE posting are indicated with an asterisk (*). In order to appeal to these courses with vacancies, students need only meet the course’s MERs. Do note that meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee placement, as appeals posting is in order of merit, and subjected to available vacancies in the course.
Students admitted to the Common Sports and Health Programme (R63) must ensure that they satisfy the requirements of the respective diplomas before they can be streamed to the respective courses. Students opting to stream into the Diploma in Outdoor Education (R33) must fulfil the minimum entry requirements for the diploma, which include meeting the subject specific grades and the required aggregate score.
For more details on admission using Singapore Cambridge GCE A-levels qualifications, please refer to this webpage.
Note:Admission to RP is based on academic merit and subjected to available vacancies of our diploma programmes. Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee that applicants will be offered a placement in the diploma programme. These requirements are set in place to ensure fairness to all applicants.
Admission to RP is based on academic merit and subjected to available vacancies of our diploma programmes. Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee that applicants will be offered a placement in the diploma programme. These requirements are set in place to ensure fairness to all applicants.
Upon completion of the Common Sports and Health Programme, you will have a better understanding of all the diploma programmes available at SSH and be able to make an informed decision on a programme that best suits your interests.
Last updated on 30 Dec 2024