Fitness And Health Promotion in Niagara College, Canada

Fitness And Health Promotion in Niagara College

Are you passionate about leading a healthy and active lifestyle and want to motivate others to join your movement?

As a fitness and health professional you will actively promote the importance of a healthy lifestyle and develop healthy eating and fitness programs for clients.

Highlights

• 150 hours of practical work experience during two field placement opportunities.

• Experiential learning opportunities implementing health and wellness initiatives for community partners, Niagara College staff and students.

• Graduates may challenge nationally and internationally recognized industry specific certifications to become group exercise leaders and certified personal trainers.

• Upon graduation, pathways to further education through articulation agreements.

Career Opportunities

• Community and recreation centre fitness coordinator
• Employee and corporate fitness and wellness coordinator
• Group exercise instructor
• Personal trainer
• Private or commercial fitness centre instructor
• Self-employment

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