ISA Certificate in Introduction to Fitness Nutrition Course

Title

ISA Certificate in Introduction to Fitness Nutrition Course

(For All NROC Coaches)

Description

This course is designed to give students the knowledge and understanding necessary to understand the fundamentals of fitness nutrition, and to prepare for the ISA Fitness Nutrition Specialist Certification Exam. This course presents the theoretical nutrition concepts that will enable fitness professionals to provide practical and useful tips to their clients while staying within the boundaries of their scope of practice.

About the Presenter

Yuen Wan Jin is an individual with an immense passion for educating nutrition in sports, Wan Jin obtained her Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Sciences from Deakin University and is qualified dietitian and an Accredited Nutritionist of the Singapore with the Singapore Nutrition and Dietetics Association. She is also a qualified personal trainer certified by the American Council on Exericse (ACE). As a Nutrition Consultant and Personal Trainer, Wan Jin aims to educate individuals about healthy living through good nutrition and appropriate exercise programs. She has worked with individuals of different abilities and backgrounds and has helped them to achieve their goals through individualised and specialised tailored programmes.

Date and Time

Upcoming intakes (Saturdays and Sundays):

1. 20, 21 August 2022
2. 17, 18 September 2022

All intakes are from 9am to 5pm daily

Venue

Online lessons via Zoom webinar 

Cost

• Public: S$481.50 per pax
• NROC coaches: S$433.35 per pax (after 10% discount)

NROC coaches to submit proof of NROC membership at registration.

CCE Hours

Up to 10 hours

Registration

To register, please e-mail info@isa.edu.sg or call International Sports Academy (ISA) at 6423 0668.

Disclaimer

Please note that the provision of publicity and recognition of CCE hours for the above courses/workshops/seminar is purely informative and coaches are advised to select their choice of CCE courses/workshops/seminars best suited for their learning needs. Sport Singapore does not have direct regulatory powers over the organisers delivering the publicised courses/workshops/seminars.