KEY FACTS
Course access duration: 1 year
Online training: 20-30 hours
Learning tasks/assessment prep: 4-6 hours
Recommended practice: 50-100 hours (individual technique, attending classes, workshops, CPD, teaching and spotting practice, shadowing, co-teaching, working with a mentor and lesson observations)
Pre-Requisites: A recognised certification in any discipline (pole or aerial) you plan to teach. A minimum of one year’s experience in each discipline you plan to teach is recommended.
Recognised and endorsed by: Athletics and Fitness Association of America and the National Academy of Sports Medicine.
Continuing Education Units: 1.5 AFAA CEUs, 1.9 NASM CEUs.
Assessment: This course has two main parts to the assessment; a theory assessment completed in the online learning platform and a practical assessment. Multiple choice theory questions will be marked automatically by the only learning system. The practical assessment will require you to film yourself teaching to the camera. The practical assessment will be marked by your online assessor and will require a short waiting period for results of up to 5 working days. Follow the link to the full course description below to see a breakdown of each assessment task.
Please note: This course is designed for certified pole and aerial instructors to add youth classes (ages 10-17) to their studio timetable. You must be certified in each discipline you plan to teach to in your youth classes.
