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CERTIFICERET FITNESS INSTRUKTØR & PERSONLIG TRÆNER

Med en uddannelse fra Fitness Institute vil du være internationalt certificeret med blåstempling fra Europe Active. Alle personlig træner dimittender bliver automatisk registreret i Europe Active på niveau 4 og får dermed et års registrering betalt af Fitness Institute.

Hvorfor EuropeActive

Med et EuropeActive certifikat kan du vise et anerkendt stempel ved jobansøgning i Danmark såvel som i udlandet. Langt de fleste af vores elever kommer i job efter endt uddannelse, og flere af vores tidligere elever er taget udenlands og har fået job i den internationale fitnessbranche.

Med et uddannelsesbevis fra Fitness Institute sikres du således et internationalt anerkendt diplom, så jobmulighederne i fitnessindustrien er størst mulige for dig som ansøger.

Vil du vide mere om EuropeActive kan du læse mere på http://www.ehfa-standards.eu/ eller længere nede på siden.

Om EuropeActive

EuropeActive is an independent and non-for-profit organisation based in Brussels representing the European health and fitness sector at the EU level. EuropeActive sees its objective to get “More People, More Active, More Often” as a triple-win for European citizens, the EU and the European health and fitness sector.

EuropeActive (previous EHFA) was created in 2001 from a revamp of the European Network of Fitness Associations, formed in 1996. Since 2007, under the chairmanship of Harm Tegelaars, EuropeActive has strengthened its support from major stakeholders involved in the health and fitness sector in Europe, and in 2008 and 2009 secured EU funding from DG Education & Culture of the European Commission to further develop its activities. For more information on EuropeActive’s work, see the Projects and Programmes section of the website. [LINK]

Through its European Register of Exercise Professionals (EREPS), EuropeActive's main goals are to raise standards within the European health and fitness industry and to promote best practice in instruction and training in order to help meet the challenge of rising levels of inactivity and obesity currently facing Europe.

Hvorfor ereps

The European Register of Exercise Professionals (EREPS) er en uafhængig certificering af instruktører og trænere, der arbejder i sundheds- og fitnessbranchen. EREPS er et fælleseuropæisk register, som er baseret på selvstændige nationale databaser – heriblandt registreringen af nyuddannede personlige trænere fra Fitness Institute.

EREPS-programmet er reguleret af EuropeActive’s Professional Standards Committe, som sætter standarden for, hvilke kompetencer og hvilken faglig viden en EREPS-certificeret træner skal besidde. En registrering via EREPS betyder altså, at du har efterlevet de foreskrevne krav og retningslinjer under din uddannelse. Derudover er certificeringen anerkendt i hele Europa og giver dig således mulighed for også at søge nye professionelle udfordringer udenfor Danmarks grænser.

Disse standarder efterlever vi naturligvis hos Fitness Institute, da vi ønsker at højne niveauet i fitness branchen – og gøre dig bedst mulig!

Om ereps

The European Register of Exercise Professionals (EREPS) is an independent process for the registering of all instructors, trainers and teachers working across Europe in the exercise and fitness industry. It is a pan-European system, based on independent national registers, culminating in a central European database.

Through its quality assurance process EREPS recognises that exercise professionals are qualified to do their job giving consumers, employers and partners in medical professions the necessary level of confidence in their professionalism and a structure for increased mobility of workers. Registration means that an exercise professional has met prescribed minimum standards of good practice, including the adoption of a Code of Ethical Practice and that they are committed to raising standards through a process of continuing professional development.

EREPS is regulated by the European Health and Fitness Association (EHFA) Standards Council using an accepted official European qualification framework which describes the knowledge, skills and competencies exercise professionals need to achieve for registration.