Whether you train daily or coach mates already, this builds it out. You cover programming, anatomy, injury care and nutrition. The business modules follow, on selling and looking after clients.
Screening, appraisals and programming turn what you do in the gym into something you can run for someone else.
Clients ask about eating before they ask about sets. Meal plans, fuelling and weight goals get their own modules.
Selling services, keeping clients, insurance and registration, and running the day to day of a small fitness business.
Fitness work splits between gym floors and your own client list. Most people start with a few one on ones and build from there.
One on one sessions, programmed and progressed.
Meal plans and eating habits alongside the training.
Programs and check ins delivered by app and video.
Circuits and classes for a room rather than a person.
Writing the plans other trainers deliver.
Workplace and community programs, less gym floor.
Plans built around a client's goals and week.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience. Many gyms and insurers ask for a nationally recognised fitness credential, which the training here is not. Working for yourself carries its own cost and risk.
The body, then the food, then the business.
Three parts stacked in one bundle. Training, nutrition, then the business, because a coach with no clients is a hobby.
Ketogenic and fasting through to hydration, supplements and nutrient timing, not a single food module.
One to one access to Miranda Leeden, plus live chat and mentor support.
Older adults, children and teenagers each get their own programming module.
Awarded by the college on completion
From the college, on completion. It is not nationally recognised, and the college is not a registered training organisation.
A digital credential recognised by employers in Australia.
Programming work you have done, on paper, to show a gym or a client.
A short form, answered by a course advisor.
Talk through where you want the work to go.
Pick upfront or weekly, then get access.
Screening and anatomy first, then write plans.
It helps, but the anatomy and screening modules assume you are starting fresh.
Some gyms take it as professional development. Many ask for a nationally recognised fitness credential as well, so check with the gym you have in mind.
Access does not expire. The workload is around four hundred and seventy hours.
From $29 a week on a payment plan. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly, or pay upfront. No deposit and no credit check.
None. You work through a programming skills booklet instead.
You can coach everyday eating and write meal plans. Clinical dietary advice sits with an accredited dietitian, so refer anything medical on.
You finish with a CPD endorsed digital credential and a Certificate of Achievement. The college is not a registered training organisation, so the training is not nationally recognised. It works as professional development and as a way into coaching your own clients.
There is a ten day money back guarantee from the college. Ask an advisor how it works before you enrol.
The Career Academy is an online college with over fifteen years behind it. It works with more than twenty five thousand students a year. This bundle is delivered with Online Courses Australia, its education partner.
Picture a first client who books the next six weeks on the spot.