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Important Questions to ask your Employer during interviews

Employee happiness is very important in building a successful workforce, and at Fitness Enhancement, we believe that hiring the right individuals for the right roles is the key to promoting employee happiness. It all starts with the interview process, where both the interviewer and the interviewee must ask the right questions. But here’s the thing,... Read more »
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Salary for Personal Trainers

Here’s what you need to know: Do your research. It’s easy to find job ads that promise high earnings, but how reliable are these claims? Before jumping in, take the time to research the reality of personal trainer salaries. Ask current trainers about their experiences and, if possible, enquire about their tenure at the company.... Read more »
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Personal Trainer Disability Workers Screening Card

Whether it is through the NDIS or not, if you’re a Personal Trainer working with people with disabilities, you are required to have a disability worker’s screening card. A disability worker’s screening card, the newly named national card that replaced what was previously known as a “yellow card,” is a police check to ensure you... Read more »
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Everything Weight Loss podcast interview with Scott

Our CEO Scott Hunt was interviewed by Shari Ware from the Everything Weight Loss podcast on how we’ve helped clients overcome weight and health obstacles over the last 20 years and how Scott overcame his own obstacle. Shari is one of Fitness Enhancement’s most successful clients and has lost a total of 100kg with us!!... Read more »
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Are Personal Trainers Covered by Insurance?

Personal training can be a very broad term, so it’s important that you know exactly what Personal Trainer means. One of the primary concerns for any Personal Trainer is insurance coverage, especially if clients participate in competitive sports or recreational activities during their sessions. Without liability insurance for Personal Trainers, you may not be covered... Read more »
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