Learners are requested to identify any individual learning needs, medical conditions and/or injuries that may affect learning or the assessment process, on the application form or directly to the tutor.

Your tutor and assessor will be able to advise you on the specific requirements of the course and related assessment. In some instances it may be possible to apply a ‘Reasonable Assessment Adjustment’ to take into account a specific learning need. Please discuss this with your course tutor during registration to ensure you are fully supported during the course and assessment. The course timetable will also clearly identify learner guidance and support time when your tutor will be available to answer specific queries or clarify areas that are unclear.

It is important that learners are aware that the course will involve some home study/work at the end of each day. This may involve some written work or practice of practical teaching skills and exercise technique.

CYQ Level 2 Certificate in Fitness Instructing – Exercise to Music. This qualification is well recognised nationally and hold 20 REPS points and would allow you access to the Register of Exercise Professionals at Level 2.

Formative Assessment: ongoing throughout the course in order to provide feedback on what you have learnt and what you need to improve on.

Continuous Assessment: ongoing throughout the course to obtain a result which will count towards your overall result.

Summative Assessment: final assessment in order to obtain a results which will count towards your overall assessment result.

Theory Assessments: 2 multiple choice papers covering ‘Anatomy & Physiology for Exercise & Health’ and ‘Principals of Exercise, Fitness and Health’. Each theory paper comprises of 40 questions. 70% pass mark (which is a minimum of 28 questions) is required. You will be sent a course timetable to establish the date and times of assessments.

Worksheets: ‘Health, Safety & Welfare in a Fitness Environment’ and ‘Know How to Support Clients Who Take Part in Exercise and Physical Activity’ – these worksheets will be completed throughout the course and will be marked by your tutor.

Learners are required to produce a session overview and gym programme card for a safe and effective group exercise session of 45-60 minutes in duration which is appropriate for an apparently healthy participant (aged 15 or over). Full details of the required content will be discussed during the course.

For the summative practical assessment the learner is required to teach parts of the planned session to an apparently healthy participant (aged 15 or over) and this should last approximately 30-40 minutes. The learner will be moved on at certain points within the session. The assessment criteria that the learners will be marked against will be clearly introduced during the course.

The learner must produce a written self-evaluation and action plan that accurately reflects the session taught and takes into account verbal feedback received from the participant. A minimum of 15 minutes is allowed for this.

Should you be unsuccessful you will have the opportunity to retake any part of the above assessments.

The course is £505.00
You can pay for the course in instalments, please call 07870 638334 or email Clare Everest for more details.