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Fitness instructors work with individuals and groups to direct and instruct their physical fitness and wellbeing. There are a range of specialist areas.
Fitness instructors work in a variety of areas such as health and fitness clubs, gymnasiums, sports centres and community recreation organisations. They may be employed on a casual basis and work at a number of different locations, including fitness centres, clinical settings, private practice and in the workplace.
Full-time fitness instructors in South Australia generally earn less than $600 per week.
In 2011 there were 358 people employed full-time as fitness instructors compared with 239 in 2006.
To become a fitness instructor you usually have to complete a Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualification in fitness.
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