Assistant Trainer

ACTIVA SG PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A local fitness organization in Singapore is seeking an Assistant Trainer to assist with the Gym Tonic Programme for the elderly. This entry-level full-time role involves supervising training sessions and helping improve the physical and mental wellbeing of seniors. Ideal candidates will have a Basic Exercise Science background and a passion for working with elderly participants.

Qualifications

• Minimum Basic Exercise Science required.
• Personal training certification such as FIC or ACE would be beneficial.
• Experience in senior care and fitness coaching is helpful.

Responsibilities

• Conduct and supervise GT training program for elderly participants.
• Conduct physical fitness assessments for elderly participants.
• Assist Trainer in daily operations of the gym.

Skills

Passion to work with elderly

Experience in senior care

Knowledge of exercise science

Education

Minimum Basic Exercise Science

Personal training certification (FIC or ACE)

SGUS Community Care and Health certification

Job description

Overview

Assistant Trainer (Gym Tonic)

This is an entry level full-time position attached to Gym Tonic in various Gym Tonic sites. Main duty is to assist the Trainer and support the Gym Tonic Programme. Gym Tonic (GT) is an evidence-based Strength Training Programme for the elderly which uses specialised machines which aims to build muscle strength in seniors above the age of 60 years old.

Core Job Scope

• Conduct and supervise GT training program for elderly participants
• Conduct physical fitness assessments for elderly participants
• Assist Trainer in daily operations of the gym

Requirements

• Minimum Basic Exercise Science
• Personal training certification such as FIC or ACE would be beneficial
• SGUS Community Care and Health certification would be beneficial
• Experience in the senior care and fitness coaching industry would be helpful
• Passion to work with elderly to improve their physical and mental wellbeing