HOW TO BECOME A PERSONAL TRAINER.

Your Qualifictions
> A bit like taking your driiving test, getting that piece of paper saying qualfiied means you can get insured and so work. However, learning to drive well is something different altogether. 

There are 2 levels. 
> Gym instructor, level 2 - to work in a gym delivering new client inductions
> Personal Trainer, level 3 - to operate as a personal trainer in or away from a traditional gym environment

You need both. 

There is a level 4 too for specialist areas that personal trainers can add on after a couple of years of practice as a PT. We run one called Advanced PT. 

However, advancing to level is unnecessary and uncommon. Specialising in cancer rehab or wanting to work in a cardiac rehab unit is pulling you away from "personal trainer". That's why the vast majority of successful personal trainers are, indeed, level 3 PTs but then focus their attention on building their experience, clientele and business, more than their CV. Nevertheless, this remains an option. 

Once you have your level 3 PT award, you clearly then need to create a way to get clients, keep them and ensure their results. 
And that's where we come in. 

During your course, you get to train clients in our PT clinic for real during the 7-day intensive. This builds CONFIDENCE so that your first paying client feels like your 10th. 

We include business training throughout but intensify things during your 7 days on-site, and then provide a 90-day mentoring program for every students after you graduate. This ensures you get clients, can keep them and grow your clientele and business.