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SIS30321 – 11149NAT Certificate III in Fitness + Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

Jeffrey Meesterman — Fri, 05 Sep 2025 01:55:21 +0000

Certificate III in Fitness + Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching Pathway

SIS30321 – 11149NAT
CRICOS Course Codes: 108724M – 112589A

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Overview

This dual qualification pathway combines two nationally recognised qualifications across distinct yet complementary disciplines: Fitness and Yoga Teaching. This pathway offers practical training in both fitness and holistic wellness, allowing you to earn two nationally recognised qualifications in just two years.

This unique program will kick-start your career as a Group Exercise Instructor. It will teach you how to assess, train, and support clients in gyms and fitness centres, and how to lead safe, inclusive yoga sessions in studios, gyms, and community spaces. Industry demand shows that Group Exercise Instructors with combined Fitness and Yoga skills are highly sought after for their ability to teach diverse classes.

You’ll build practical skills in anatomy, posture, sequencing, and coaching – along with hands-on experience to help you feel confident
and job-ready in the health, fitness, and wellness industries.

For a limited time only, when you package these two courses, you’ll get $1,000 off the second course — that’s $250 off per term!

The program features career-ready training, including outdoor learning and hands-on sessions in commercial fitness facilities such as Fitness First and Goodlife Health Clubs. Graduates receive professional recognition and are eligible to register as Level 1 Yoga Teachers (300 hours) with Yoga Australia. With versatile career outcomes, students will be well-prepared for roles in gyms, yoga studios, wellness centres, and beyond.

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Key Information

Award	SIS30321 Certificate III in Fitness + 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching
Duration	2 years (104 weeks) 8 terms x 10 weeks 24 weeks of holidays
Study Mode	Classroom, Structured Study (Online), & Self-directed Learning
Locations	Melbourne, Sydney
Intakes	January, April, July, October

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The 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching is a nationally recognised qualification.

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

Combining Fitness and Yoga qualifications opens doors to diverse roles in gyms, studios, and wellness centres. Graduates are in high demand as versatile Group Exercise Instructors, ready to lead a variety of classes and build rewarding careers in the wellbeing industry.

Career-ready training

Gain hands-on experience to prepare you to work confidently and safely as a yoga teacher with practical exercises such as practice teaching on your classmates, role play and group sessions in our on-site yoga studios. And expand your skills through practice sessions, creating training programs, role-playing and simulated learning activities in the classroom. Your fitness instructor training will also take place outdoors and in premium commercial fitness facilities such as Fitness First and Goodlife Health Clubs.

Pathway to qualify as a yoga teacher

For those seeking additional study, this course is a pathway to the SIS40221 Certificate IV in Fitness offering opportunities to work as a personal trainer. For those seeking additional study, this course is a pathway to the 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching offering opportunities to work as a specialist yoga teacher.

Career Opportunities

Fitness Instructor
Yoga Teacher in gyms/studios
Yoga studio owner
Group Exercise Leader
Wellness Facilitator
Program coordinator

Accreditation

On successful completion of this course you will also qualify to register as a Level 1 accredited teacher with Yoga Australia – 300 hours of training.

Study Pathways

Completing the SIS30321 Certificate III in Fitness will open a study pathway into our SIS40221 Certificate IV in Fitness.

Completing the 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching will open a study pathway into our 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching.

Course Delivery and Assessment

This course is timetabled for 104 weeks, including 80 weeks of training and assessment across 8 terms of 10 weeks, and 24 weeks of holidays. Each week, you are required to complete 20 hours of training and assessment, made up of 14 hours of weekly classroom training and 6 hours of structured study. An additional 10 hours per week of self-directed learning should be set aside for homework. A plan for self-directed learning will be provided for a 10-week period that outlines your learning activities in preparation for assessment requirements.

For more information head to our ALG Calendar and Timetable

Training: Yoga training takes place on campus. In Brisbane, training occurs on campus as well as Stretch Yoga located at Level 2/129 Margaret Street in Brisbane city. Fitness training takes place on campus and in working gyms. In practical classes, you will learn and practice skills relevant to your future workplace. To successfully complete this component of your studies, you will need to complete a range of tasks including keeping a log book and practical assessments.

Assessments: Assessments include written short question answers, case studies, presentations, role plays and practical demonstrations in a simulated environment, and projects.

Units of Competency

The Fitness course is made up of comprises 15 units of competency:

SISFFIT032 Complete pre-exercise screening and service orientation
SISFFIT033 Complete client fitness assessments
SISFFIT035 Plan group exercise sessions
SISFFIT052 Provide healthy eating information
SISFFIT036 Instruct group exercise sessions
SISFFIT040 Develop and instruct gym-based exercise programs for individual clients
SISFFIT047 Use anatomy and physiology knowledge to support safe and effective exercise
BSBOPS304 Deliver and monitor a service to customers
BSBPEF301 Organise personal work priorities
HLTWHS001 Participate in workplace health and safety
BSBXTW301 Work in a team
HLTAID011 Provide First Aid
BSBLDR301 Support effective workplace relationships
BSBSUS211 Participate in sustainable work practices
BSBOPS403 Apply business risk management processes

The Yoga Teaching course is made up of 12 units of competency, consisting of 10 core units and 2 elective units:

CHCCOM006 Establish and manage client relationships
CHCLEG001 Work legally and ethically
HLTWHS004 Manage work health and safety
HLTAAP001 Recognise healthy body systems
CHCPRP003 Reflect on and improve own professional practice
HLTAID011 Provide first aid
NAT11149001 Develop and maintain yoga practice
NAT11149002 Plan and organise yoga classes
NAT11149003 Teach basic yoga asana techniques
NAT11149004 Apply anatomy and physiology to yoga teaching
BSBESB401 Research and develop business plans
CHCPRP001 Develop and maintain networks and collaborative partnerships

Course Requirements and Suitability

You must meet both the academic and English language requirements.

Academic Requirements

Completion of at least the equivalent of Australian Year 10,
You must be at least 18 years of age.

English Language Requirements

You must meet one of the following criteria:

IELTS score of 5.5 (or equivalent), with no individual band score below 5.0; or
ALG in-house English proficiency test that is equivalent to IELTS 5.5; or
A Certificate IV level qualification (or higher) completed within the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) in Australia within 2 years before starting this course; or
Completion of the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education in Australia and in the English language within 2 years before starting this course.

You are also required to complete the Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) online test as per ALG’s Language, Literacy and Numeracy Requirements Factsheet.

Please note: If you are applying for more than one course at ALG, you will only need to complete the LLN online test once. However, students returning to studies at ALG after a significant period of time may be asked to complete the LLN online test.

For more details about the English Language Entry Requirements, please refer to the ALG English Proficiency Requirements Factsheet.

Dress Code: During practical classes, it is necessary to wear suitable yoga attire for trainers and assessors to evaluate and adjust your posture and alignment effectively.
Bring your own device: Please bring your own laptop or tablet device to theory classes as ALG does not provide these items. Refer to the BYOD Policy in the ALG Student Handbook for specific information.

An interest in promoting health and well-being is essential for a successful yoga teaching career.
The ability to connect and communicate effectively with people.
Eagerness to remain consistent in personal practice and professional development.
Leading and guiding students to achieve their goals is a key role of a yoga teacher.

Practical Training

Our Certificate III in Fitness provides a well-rounded approach with lessons combining theoretical learning with practical, hands-on training. Students benefit from opportunities to develop their skills in real gym environments located close to their campuses. Through our partnerships with Fitness First and Goodlife Health Clubs, students have access to state-of-the-art gym facilities to confidently apply what they’ve learned in theory. During summer, some trainers also take classes outdoors for a fresh training experience. Both our Melbourne and Sydney campuses are equipped with on-site yoga studios, offering dedicated spaces for practical training.

Our Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching delivers a balanced curriculum, blending comprehensive theory with practical experience. Students gain a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology, health and safety, and client relations, while deepening their yoga practice under the guidance of experienced professionals.

We are also proud to partner with Yoga Australia, the leading peak body for yoga teachers, therapists, and trainers in the country. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates are eligible to register as Level 1 accredited teachers with Yoga Australia, fulfilling the 300-hour training requirement.

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11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

Jeffrey Meesterman — Tue, 30 Apr 2024 03:31:44 +0000

Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

11149NAT
CRICOS Course Code: 112589A

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Overview

The 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching is a foundation course designed to prepare students to become a professional yoga teacher. This 12-month course is structured into practical and theory sessions, providing you with the essential skills to teach yoga effectively and authentically.

This course focuses on teaching yoga at a basic to intermediate level in group settings or one-on-one sessions. You will gain knowledge and skills to lead yoga classes incorporating practices like pranayama, mindfulness, and meditation within the context of yoga philosophy. You will learn to apply anatomy and physiology to promote health and well-being, sequencing, progress through postures, use effective instructional techniques, ensure proper postural alignment. The course also focuses aspects on yoga business practices including researching and developing business plans, establishing and managing client relationships, developing networks and partnerships, and understanding ethical standards within the yoga industry.

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Key Information

Award	11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching
Duration	1 year (52 weeks) 4 terms x 10 weeks 12 weeks of holidays
Study Mode	Classroom, Structured Study (Online), & Self-directed Learning
Locations	Melbourne, Sydney
Intakes	January, April, July, October

View full course fee schedule

The 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching is a nationally recognised qualification.

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

This course offers various career paths in the health and wellness industry, such as working as a yoga teacher in studios, gyms or even starting your own yoga business.

Career-ready training

Pathway to qualify as a yoga teacher

For those seeking additional study, this course is a pathway to the 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching offering opportunities to work as a specialist yoga teacher.

Career Opportunities

Curious about what roles in the industry you can apply for upon completing your 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching? Here’s a list of career opportunities:

Yoga teacher in gyms, studios
Yoga studio owner
Program Coordinator
Teacher may be self-employed or contracted

Accreditation

On successful completion of this course you will also qualify to register as a Level 1 accredited teacher with Yoga Australia – 300 hours of training.

Study Pathways

Completing the 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching will open a study pathway into our 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching.

Course Delivery and Assessment

This course is timetabled for 52 weeks, including 40 weeks of training and assessment across 4 terms of 10 weeks, and 12 weeks of holidays. Each week, you are required to complete 20 hours of training and assessment, made up of 14 hours of weekly classroom training and 6 hours of structured study. An additional 10 hours per week of self-directed learning should be set aside for homework. A plan for self-directed learning will be provided for a 10-week period that outlines your learning activities in preparation for assessment requirements.

For more information head to our ALG Calendar and Timetable

Training: Training takes place on campus. In Brisbane, training occurs on campus as well as Stretch Yoga located at Level 2/129 Margaret Street in Brisbane city.

Assessments: Assessments include written short question answers, case studies, presentations, role plays and practical demonstrations in a simulated environment, and projects.

Units of Competency

The course is made up of 12 units of competencies, consisting of 10 core and 2 elective units.

Course Requirements and Suitability

You must meet both the academic and English language requirements.

Academic Requirements

Completion of at least the equivalent of Australian Year 10,
You must be at least 18 years of age.

English Language Requirements

You must meet one of the following criteria:

IELTS score of 5.5 (or equivalent), with no individual band score below 5.0; or
ALG in-house English proficiency test that is equivalent to IELTS 5.5; or
A Certificate IV level qualification (or higher) completed within the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) in Australia within 2 years before starting this course; or
Completion of the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education in Australia and in the English language within 2 years before starting this course.

You are also required to complete the Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) online test as per ALG’s Language, Literacy and Numeracy Requirements Factsheet.

For more details about the English Language Entry Requirements, please refer to the ALG English Proficiency Requirements Factsheet.

Dress Code: During practical classes, it is necessary to wear suitable yoga attire for trainers and assessors to evaluate and adjust your posture and alignment effectively.
Bring your own device: Please bring your own laptop or tablet device to theory classes as ALG does not provide these items. Refer to the BYOD Policy in the ALG Student Handbook for specific information.

An interest in promoting health and well-being is essential for a successful yoga teaching career.
The ability to connect and communicate effectively with people.
Eagerness to remain consistent in personal practice and professional development.
Leading and guiding students to achieve their goals is a key role of a yoga teacher.

Practical Training

Our Melbourne and Sydney campuses are equipped with on-site yoga studios for hands-on training. Our 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching offers a balanced curriculum, combining in-depth theory with practical experience. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of anatomy, physiology, health and safety, and client relations while developing their yoga practice under the guidance of experienced industry professionals.

ALG is proud to share that we are partnered with Yoga Australia. Yoga Australia is the peak body for yoga teachers, yoga therapists, yoga teacher trainers, and yoga therapy trainers in Australia. On successful completion of this course you will also qualify to register as a Level 1 accredited teacher with Yoga Australia – 300 hours of training.

What our students say

I highly recommend ALG for those are passionate in yoga, for those would be a yoga teachers and for those who want to improve their yoga knowledge.

Desiree, Yoga Graduate

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11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching

Jeffrey Meesterman — Tue, 30 Apr 2024 03:36:52 +0000

Diploma of Yoga Teaching

11150NAT
CRICOS Course Code: 112588B

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Overview

The 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching stands out as one of the leading yoga courses in Australia and provides provide comprehensive training in yoga. Designed to prepare you to become a specialist yoga teacher, it is one of only five nationally recognised diploma qualifications and was developed in consultation with industry experts.

The course will help you to expand your expertise to adapt yoga and meditation programs for groups, one-on-one situations, and individuals at various life stages, including those with specific needs and chronic conditions. You will build on your existing skills and learn advanced yogic consultation techniques by integrating the foundational principles of therapeutic yoga, yogic lifestyle, and yoga philosophy. Your yoga teaching skills will be refined in pranayama, asanas, meditation, and relaxation. This yoga course places a strong emphasis on research skills to deliver professional services within your practice, particularly when working with clients with special needs and chronic conditions. It also focuses aspects on yoga business practices including researching and developing business plans, and establishing relationships to collaborate with industry professionals as needed.

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Key Information

Award	11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching
Duration	1 year (52 weeks) 4 terms x 10 weeks 12 weeks of holidays
Study Mode	Classroom, Structured Study (Online), & Self-directed Learning
Locations	Melbourne, Sydney
Intakes	January, April, July, October

View full course fee schedule

The 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching is a nationally recognised qualification.

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

This course offers various career paths in the health and wellness industry, such as working as a specialised yoga teacher in studios, gyms or even starting your own yoga business.

Career-ready training

Gain hands-on experience to prepare you to work confidently and safely as an advanced yoga teacher with practical exercises such as practice teaching on your classmates, role play and group sessions in our on-site yoga studios.

Yoga Australia Accredited

Australian Learning Group is accredited with Yoga Australia, giving you certain levels of membership depending on the qualification you complete.

Career Opportunities

Curious about what roles in the industry you can apply for upon completing your 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching? Here’s a list of career opportunities:

Yoga teacher
Yoga program coordinator
Yoga group instructor
Yoga studio manager
Yoga studio owner

Accreditation

By completing our 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching you will qualify to register as a Level 2 accredited teacher with Yoga Australia – 500 hours of training.

Course Delivery and Assessment

This course is timetabled for 52 weeks, including 40 weeks of training and assessment across 4 terms of 10 weeks, and 12 weeks of holidays. Each week, you are required to complete 20 hours of training and assessment, made up of 14 hours of weekly classroom training and 6 hours of structured study. An additional 10 hours per week for self-directed learning should be set aside for homework. A plan for self-directed learning will be provided for a 10-week period that outlines your learning activities in preparation for assessment requirements.

For more information head to our ALG Calendar and Timetable

Training: Training takes place on campus in Melbourne and Sydney.

Assessments: Assessments include short answer questions, case studies, presentations, role plays and practical demonstrations in a simulated environment, and projects.

Units of Competency

The course is made up of 13 units of competencies, made up of 9 core and 4 elective units.

NAT11150001 Adapt yoga to meet different life stages
NAT11150002 Adapt yoga to meet specific needs
NAT11150003 Refine asana teaching skills
NAT11150004 Refine pranayama techniques
NAT11150005 Refine meditation and relaxation teaching skills
NAT11150006 Make yoga lifestyle assessments
NAT11150007 Refine yoga philosophy
CHCDIV001 Work with diverse people
HLTHPS010 Interpret and use information about nutrition and diet
CHCPOL003 Research and apply evidence to practice
CHCCCS001 Address the needs of people with chronic disease
BSBPEF401 Manage personal health and wellbeing
BSBESB401 Research and develop business plans

Course Requirements and Suitability

You must meet both the academic and English language requirements.

Academic Requirements

Completion of a nationally recognised Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching
Be at least 18 years of age.

English Language Requirements

You must meet one of the following criteria:

IELTS score of 6.0 (or equivalent), with no individual band score below 5.5; or
ALG in-house English proficiency test that is equivalent to IELTS 6.0; or
Completion of the Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) online test as per ALG’s Language, Literacy and Numeracy Requirements Factsheet
A Certificate IV level qualification (or higher) completed within the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) in Australia within 2 years before starting this course; or
Completion of the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education in Australia and in the English language within 2 years before starting this course.

For more details about the English Language Entry Requirements, please refer to the ALG English Proficiency Requirements Factsheet.

Dress Code: During practical classes, it is necessary to wear suitable yoga attire for trainers and assessors to evaluate and adjust your posture and alignment effectively.
Bring your own device: Please bring your own laptop or tablet device to theory classes as ALG does not provide these items. Refer to the BYOD Policy in the ALG Student Handbook for specific information.

An interest in promoting health and well-being is essential for a successful yoga teaching career.
The ability to connect and communicate effectively with people.
Eagerness to remain consistent in personal practice and professional development.
Leading and guiding students to achieve their goals is a key role of a yoga teacher.

Practical Training

Our Melbourne and Sydney campuses are equipped with on-site yoga studios for hands-on training. Our 11150NAT Diploma in Yoga Teaching offers a balanced curriculum, combining in-depth theory with practical experience. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of different teaching practices, the benefits of nutrition and diet, and developing business plans, while building on the yoga practices they learnt in 11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching.

ALG is proud to share that we are partnered with Yoga Australia. Yoga Australia is the peak body for yoga teachers, yoga therapists, yoga teacher trainers, and yoga therapy trainers in Australia. By completing our 11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching you will qualify to register as a Level 2 accredited teacher with Yoga Australia – 500 hours of training.

Ready to get started?

Apply Now

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SIS30321 – 11149NAT Certificate III in Fitness + Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

Certificate III in Fitness + Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching Pathway

Overview

Key Information

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

Career-ready training

Pathway to qualify as a yoga teacher

Career Opportunities

Course Delivery and Assessment

Units of Competency

Course Requirements and Suitability

Entry Requirements

Study Requirements

Entry Recommendations

Practical Training

Ready to get started?

11149NAT Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

Certificate IV in Yoga Teaching

Overview

Key Information

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

Career-ready training

Pathway to qualify as a yoga teacher

Career Opportunities

Course Delivery and Assessment

Units of Competency

Course Requirements and Suitability

Entry Requirements

Study Requirements

Entry Recommendations

Practical Training

What our students say

Ready to get started?

11150NAT Diploma of Yoga Teaching

Diploma of Yoga Teaching

Overview

Key Information

Diverse opportunities in the wellbeing industry

Career-ready training

Yoga Australia Accredited

Career Opportunities

Course Delivery and Assessment

Units of Competency

Course Requirements and Suitability

Entry Requirements

Course Requirements

Entry Recommendations

Practical Training

Ready to get started?