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SRF50206 Diploma of Fitness
Are you fanatical about fitness? Get a head start with the Diploma of Fitness – and become one of the most sought-after experts in the fitness industry.
This revolutionary course combines fitness with massage and addresses the changing needs of a growing personal health and fitness industry. See how each part of the body interacts with a fitness program while stepping up your leadership and self-direction skills. Learn to develop injury prevention regimes and put fitness programs into motion, before gaining a healthy dose of practical experience at ACNT's partner gym.
Career Prospects
This qualification allows you to specialise in fitness instruction for rehabilitation or special populations (the elderly, injured persons and those with cardiac and respiratory conditions). It also opens up a whole score of exciting opportunities as a:
- Fitness Specialist
- Gym Operations Manager or
- Fitness/Gym Program Manager.
Course Quick Look
| Course Qualification | 2010 Intake Dates | VET FEE-HELP available for eligible Australian studentss |
|---|---|---|
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SRF50206 Diploma of Fitness |
February, July |
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| Course Duration | CRICOS Course Codes | Study Options |
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60 weeks full-time (including breaks) or |
NSW 070167G, |
Australian Students: |
> Entry Requirements : Pre-requisite: SRF40206 Certificate IV in Fitness
> Industry Recognition
Course details
| Unit Code | Unit Name | Unit Hours |
|---|---|---|
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Period 1 |
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SRXINU005A |
Manage culture and education to expand participation in a leisure and recreation service |
10
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SRXINU004A |
Promote compliance with laws and legal principles |
12
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SRXGCSS07A |
Determine needs of client populations |
13
|
SRXOHS003B |
Establish, maintain and evaluate the organisation’s Occupational Health and Safety system |
15
|
SRXOGN002A |
Manage projects |
20
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SRXRIK002A |
Manage an organisation’s risk |
20
|
BSBADM502B |
Manage meetings |
30
|
ICAU3126B |
Use advanced features of computer applications |
40
|
BSBFLM412A |
Promote team effectiveness |
50
|
SRFAHN001A |
Make referrals and work collaboratively with allied health professionals where appropriate |
15
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SRFAHN002A |
Receive and respond to rehabilitation referrals from allied health professionals |
15
|
SRFFSP001A |
Provide body composition management programming for moderate risk clients |
40
|
SRFFSP004A |
Plan and deliver exercise for moderate risk children and young adolescents |
40
|
SRFFSP003A |
Plan and deliver exercise to promote physical and psychological well–being in low to moderate risk clients |
50
|
SRFFIT016A |
Apply information from postural appraisals to fitness programs for moderate risk clients |
60
|
SRFFIT017A |
Provide nutrition information to clients with specific requirements in accordance with recommended guidelines |
60
|
SRFFSP002A |
Provide information about injury prevention and management to fitness clients |
60
|
SRFFSP005A |
Plan and deliver exercise for people with a disability |
60
|
SRFFSP006A |
Plan and deliver exercise strategies for musculoskeletal rehabilitation |
60
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SRFFSP007A |
Plan and deliver exercise for moderate risk clients with cardio–respiratory considerations |
60
|
SRFFSP008A |
Plan and deliver exercise for clients with moderate risk of metabolic syndrome |
60
|
SRFFSP009A |
Plan and deliver exercise for moderate risk clients with musculoskeletal needs |
60
|
SRFFSP010A |
Plan and deliver exercise for low to moderate risk clients with neurological impairment |
60
|
SRFFIT018A |
Apply anatomy and physiology to fitness programs for moderate risk clients |
80
|
HLTREM401B |
Work within a massage framework |
20
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HLTREM503B |
Plan remedial massage treatment strategy |
20
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HLTREM504B |
Apply remedial massage assessment framework |
20
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HLTREM502B |
Provide remedial massage treatment |
240
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