Which is for you: Certificate III in Fitness vs Certificate IV in Fitness

What is a Certificate III in Fitness?

Gain all the knowledge and skills you need to enter the industry as a Gym Instructor or Group Exercise Instructor and start working in a field you are passionate about.

If you’re looking to begin your career in the fitness industry, studying the SIS30321 Certificate III in Fitness is the perfect qualification to get you started.

This qualification will teach you how to conduct health and fitness assessments on clients and use the information to develop tailored fitness programs to achieve their goals.

You will also learn how to analyse movement to enable you to assist gym members with correct technique and equipment usage.

You’ll also study our brand new Exercise & Technology topic, equipping you with the latest industry skills to deliver fitness programs online, and increasing your engagement with your clients via social media.

This qualification is a great stepping stone toward studying the Certificate IV in Fitness and taking the next step to become a Personal Trainer.

Certificate III in Fitness Course Syllabus

• Anatomy & Physiology
• Client Screening & Assessment
• Health & Safety
• Programming & Instruction (Gym Programs)
• Programming & Instruction (Group Fitness)
• Provide First Aid
• Principles of Nutrition
• and more…

What is a Certificate IV in Fitness?

Take the next step in your career and gain the qualification you need to become a Personal Trainer.

If you currently work in the fitness industry as a Gym or Group Fitness Instructor, elevate yourself to the next level by studying the Certificate IV in Fitness to become a Personal Trainer.

Taking the next step to gain the higher qualification will open up an array of career opportunities both in Australia and internationally.

The Certificate IV in Fitness builds on your existing knowledge and skills and covers more advanced methods of programming including one-on-one and group PT, advanced strength and conditioning, functional movement analysis, marketing and business, and much more.

So, which is right for you?

If looking to work in the gym as an instructor and write programmes a Certificate III in Fitness will suffice, however if wanting to work as a Personal Trainer as well a Certificate IV in Fitness will be the right pathway.

You will need to complete a Certificate III in Fitness before studying for your Certificate IV in Fitness.

We offer a discounted rate when you combine courses, so get in touch with us today!