Question 1

Am I too old to do the personal trainer course?

Accepted Answer

Not at all -- many students are 30--60+. Life experience makes you more relatable as a PT in Ireland, especially for clients who value real-world understanding.

Question 2

I'm still on my weight loss journey - should I wait to start?

Accepted Answer

No. Your story makes you relatable and credible. It's proof you understand the journey and helps inspire others to take action with your coaching.

Question 3

I work full time - can I still do the course?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 90% of our students work full time. Our part-time PT course fits busy lives with flexible study and online learning -- even one hour a week works.

Question 4

Will I get help finding work after qualifying?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We're a REPs-approved provider and gyms regularly contact us directly. We also share job leads in private WhatsApp groups.

Question 5

Is there good money in personal training?

Accepted Answer

Yes -- if you're willing to work. Most PTs start at €30--€40 per session. With experience, online coaches and top trainers can earn €50--€100+ an hour.

Question 6

How much can I actually earn as a PT?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your niche and location. Many qualified PTs in Ireland earn €1,000+ weekly once established in gyms or online.

Question 7

How long does it take to become a qualified PT in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Most qualify in 8--16 weeks through our REPs-accredited personal trainer course, with online and part-time options across Ireland.

Question 8

What qualification do I get with this Pilates course & is it recognised?

Accepted Answer

You'll qualify with a REPs-accredited EQF Level 4 Mat Pilates Certification, recognised in Ireland and internationally.

Question 9

How long does it take to become a certified Pilates instructor?

Accepted Answer

Just 11 weeks. Study theory on-demand and attend bi-weekly practicals -- or take our fully online version with video call workshops.

Question 10

Can I teach Pilates online after this course?

Accepted Answer

Yes -- many graduates teach both in-person and online from home or studios with flexible client options.

Question 11

I'm older / have kids - is it too late to become a Pilates instructor?

Accepted Answer

No -- many of our best instructors started in their 30s, 40s or 60s. Clients often prefer relatable instructors who understand real-life challenges.

Question 12

Is there demand for Pilates instructors in Ireland right now?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Studios, gyms, and online platforms are regularly hiring certified Pilates instructors trained to industry standards.

Fitness Instructor Courses in Ireland – Personal Trainer, Pilates & Specialist Qualifications

👉 Beginner Fitness Courses – No Experience Needed

🏋️ Starting from scratch with no fitness qualifications looking to become a Personal Trainer?

🧘 Starting from scratch with no fitness qualifications looking to become a Pilates Instructor?

👉 Advanced & Specialist Fitness Courses for Qualified PTs

🍏 Qualified PT and want to specialise in Nutrition?

🏃 Qualified PT and want to specialise in Strength & Conditioning?

👶 Qualified PT and want to specialise in Pre and Post Natal?

💬 Qualified PT looking for some guidance on how to get clients in person, online and retain them as paying customers?