BTEC First Diploma – Fitness Development Unit 11 Booklet
This booklet can be used to assist in the delivery of Fitness Development (Unit 11) of the Btec First Diploma course, and adapted as required.
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thanks for the resource! oneschool does this now for us but Cert students will be able to use in VET. Thanks! – Nov 27, 11:13 AM
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