We are often asked the question "What career opportunities are there for me as a Health Coach?" as it is such an important one. So, we have outlined some of the key opportunities you could access as a fully trained level 5 Health Coach. Building a private practice in person or online, is often the biggest goal for most graduates. Additionally, or in conjunction with, you could also work alongside private GP's within their surgeries, at complementary health centres, chiropractors /physiotherapy practices, or with psychologists or counsellors. You could take a clinic space within a gym, yoga/pilates studios, or work alongside a personal trainer or fitness guru. In addition, many companies are now enlisting the help of Health Coaches as part of their wellbeing strategies. This is due to increased awareness regarding the negative impact sick days and mental health has on a company’s productivity. Below are some of the key areas you could work in as a Health Coach and specialise in your own niche area. * Start your own practice * Gyms & fitness centres * Medical professionals * Other wellness professionals * Group coaching programmes * Health retreats * Corporate health * Education - talks and workshops * Health Centres * Copywriting for magazines and online blogs You may find that what you do now for a career or perhaps have done in the past, will dictate how you will work as a Health Coach. If you're already in a corporate environment, then corporate Health Coaching could be the perfect transition. Or you could have been on a health retreat recently and decided this is an area you would love to work in. Or you may not have any idea...don't panic - this is where we can help. Our business modules and graduate support will equip you with the tools and confidence you need, to turn your passion into a successful business, working in an environment that best suits you. Join us at this informative webinar to find out more about Health Coaching and what you can do.

We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 11th April at 12pm (UK), 1pm (SA)