PM KONAN...he could probably give you some really valuable information.Originally Posted by index
hi. i got some questions about personal trainers that confused me.
first i woudl like to know what are those "REPS"? - here is a example from a notice i 've found
"If you hold qualifications to personal train, are registered with REPS (level3) and evidence of a working knowledge then please apply"
the second one is what are those levels" 1, 2, 3?
in many notice we can read something like this"
"Relevant fitness qualifications equivalent to NVQ level 2.
i just wonder what it is because at https://www.issaonline.com/ i can only
make a Personal Trainer Certification and there is nothing about levels.
by the way which company should i choose to make a certification?
https://www.issaonline.com/
or
http://www.afpafitness.com/
or maybe you got something better in mind?
PM KONAN...he could probably give you some really valuable information.Originally Posted by index
I drive a big truck


do you want to become a PT or hire one?
yes i want to become a PT
Originally Posted by index
By the way Index, I was kidding about KONAN...Do not EVER ask him for advice on anything related to bodybuilding.
I drive a big truck
how lasts course for a PT long?
BigDyl i'm from poland and my english maybe isnt so good as yours but i'm still learning so your joke isnt funny. if you have nothing to say so say nothing please. i just wanna ask how much time does it take to learn and pass the exam? days, months? if there are any problems with understanding me i'm sorry, but please forgiving.
Originally Posted by index
Bigdyl got indexowned.


there are several certifications, is there a gym or club you have in mind that you would like to train at? if so, I would ask them which certifications they accept and go from there.Originally Posted by index
I got mine through ISSA.
Originally Posted by ForemanRules
topolo if you are a PT certificated by ISSA so please explain me and give me answers for my questions. take a look at this http://www.leisurejobs.com/embed/det...&subregionid=0
"Essential Experience/Qualifications/Qualities
NVQ Level II or above in fitness "
what is NVQ Level II?
Robert in fact i dont have in mind a gym I woudl like to train at because I'm job serching at the internet and in many announcements they want a candidate with NVQ level 2 or 3.
National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs and SVQ's in Scotland) are based on a set of national standards which specify the kind of competence needed in particular occupations, i.e. what people in those occupations actually have to do. These standards of competence were developed by The Construction Industry Council (CIC) which represents the key organisations in the construction industry.
The NVQ/SVQ framework covers five levels from the basic skills to advanced professional and managerial roles. Each NVQ provides a breakdown of the experience and knowledge needed, against which a candidate capabilities can be evaluated through the assessment of a portfolio of evidence.
Originally Posted by ForemanRules
You set the standardOriginally Posted by BigDyl
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
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