Australian Institute of Fitness opens new NSW campus

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Australian Institute of Fitness opens new NSW campus

October 9, 2012

The Australian Institute of Fitness has opened a new campus in the Sydney suburb of Rockdale, increasing its industry presence and making it more convenient for people in Southern Sydney to start a career in the fitness industry.

After an increase in interest from those wanting a fitness career in Southern Sydney, the new campus increases the Institute's locations to 15 the Institute having also recently announced a new campus in Bunbury, Western Australia.

The new Rockdale campuswill enable people to get qualified as a Personal Trainer or other fitness professional on their doorstep, providing less interruptions to their daily lives, and what's more, students can choose to study full-time, part-time, or online.

Australian Institute of Fitness NSW/ACT Chief Executive David Hatch explains "with more health clubs opening in the southern suburbs of Sydney and Illawarra region, the expected demand for Personal Trainers in the area is high. As the largest fitness training provider in Australia, the Institute has connections with many of these health clubs and gym chains and will assist graduates in finding work in their local area."

The Institute's newest addition is now open, with full-time classes commencing on 15th October.

The purpose built campus is located at Level 3, 633 Princess Highway, Rockdale, NSW 2216.

To find out more about Australian Institute of Fitness, call 1300 669 669 or visit www.fitness.edu.au

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