Personal Trainer Course Manchester
Origym provides vocational personal trainer courses right here in Manchester for school leavers looking to embark on a career in the health and fitness sector. Origym provides excellent career support including CV analysis, distribution, guaranteed interviews, post course completion and interview preparation to help school leavers find the right placement to become a fitness instructor or personal trainer.
All personal trainer qualifications are through lead awarding organisation Active IQ and are internationally recognised, so you can use them anywhere in the world. The qualifications are all REPs (Register of Exercise Professionals) recognised and standardised by Skills Active (the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure).
Origym helps hundreds of school leavers enter the fitness industry every year and are the only provider operating in the UK helping those who do not want to go to college or university find their way into the fitness sector.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Luke Hughes
- Contact Position
- Director of Learning
- Telephone
- 08000 029 599 08000 029 599
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enrol@origym.co.uk
- Website
- Origym Personal Training Courses Manchester
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Where to go
- Name
- Nuffield Health Manchester Printworks Fitness and Wellbeing Gym,
- Address
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27, Withy Grove,
Manchester
- Postcode
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M4 2BSView M4 2BS on a map
- Notes
Origym works with only 5 star facilties with the latest functional equipment, cardiovasular and reistanc apparatus. The venues has lifts, ramps, disbaled toilet and shower faciltiies. There is additional classroom space for theory learning.
Costs
- Associated Cost
- Yes
Availability
- Referral not required
- Other notes
Origym primairly works with young people that are 16-19, but our service is not restricted by this. We work with ex-offender and have held courses in prisons to help current offenders get qualified ready for the outside world to gain employment and not re-offend. In addition our main USP is that we are the only provider within the health and finess sector that cater for disbaled access, so every venue out of our 68 locations has lifts, ramps, disabled toilets and showers. In addition our learning resources are available in audio and brail for the visually and hearing impaired.
Home tutoring is an option and all tutors are DBS checked to give parents peace of mind. We also work with the MOD to help former soldiers who have in some instances lost limbs to qualify as personal trainers and fitness instructors to give them a new and exciting career. We offer courses online, mentored and fast tarck options and there is no part of the UK we can't reach.
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