As part of Leisure Industry Academy Personal Trainer courses you can become a LIAPro member which will give you over 50 documents need to be a success as a Personal Trainer. This is only open to LIA students.
As a personal trainer you will relish a career that is together financially and emotionally pleasing. As Personal Training you will have the chance to work as a self-employed or on an employed basis. You will work on a one to one level giving your clients the benefit of your knowledge gained on the Leisure Industry Academy Personal Training course.
However, there is more to being a Personal Trainer than just completing a single Level 3 qualification which we are
sure you are aware of. You will need on-going support from both a business and a Continual Personal Development aspect.
We understand that becoming a Personal Trainer is new career and a new business for many people. Leisure Industry Academy will give you all the tools need to go above and beyond the normal Level 3 Personal Trainer qualification.
We will set you up with the best start in the fitness industry as we pride ourselves on our high standard of graduates.
Since 2009 Leisure Industry Academy have been asking students, Fitness Professionals, Personal Trainers and industry experts what qualification are need with the industry to succeed in different career paths. If you are unsure what career path is right for you then check out our career advice section.
There are 9 units with this course, however, Leisure Industry Academy have design REPs endorsed courses specifically for Leisure Industry Academy to assist them in their careers.
- Unit 1 – Reflect on and develop own practice in providing exercise and physical activity (F/601/7362) – this unit is worth 4 credits
- Unit 2 – Principles of exercise, fitness and health (A/600/9017) – this unit is worth 4 credits
- Unit 3 – Promote health, safety and welfare in active leisure and recreation (D/601/4484) – this unit is worth 4 credits
- Unit 4 – Anatomy and physiology for exercise and health (A/600/9051) - this unit is worth 6 credits
- Unit 5 – Motivate clients to maintain long terms adherence to exercise and physical activity (K/601/7758) - this unit is worth 4 credits
- Unit 6 – Evaluate exercise and physical activity programmes (M/601/7759) - this unit is worth 3 credits
- Unit 7 – Design, manage and adapt a personal training programme with clients (H/601/7760) – this unit is worth 6 credits
- Deliver exercise and physical activity as part of a personal training programme (K/601/7761) – this unit is worth 10 credits
- Apply the principles of nutrition to support client goals as part of an exercise and physical activity programme (M/601/7762) – this unit is worth 7 credits
Assessment
Internally assessed: Portfolio of Evidence
Practical Demonstration / Assignment Coursework