Becoming a Personal Trainer is often seen as an exciting, freedom-filled career move — and it absolutely can be. But the reality is this: too many Personal Trainers leave the fitness industry early , not because they lack passion, but because they weren’t properly prepared for what the role really involves. Industry data consistently highlights that a large percentage of newly qualified PTs exit within the first few years. The reasons are rarely about motivation or work ethic

For many people, becoming a Personal Trainer starts as a passing thought. “I enjoy fitness.”“I like helping people.”“I want more flexibility.” But for thousands across the UK and beyond, Personal Training becomes something much more — a rewarding career , a second income , or a flexible profession  that fits around family, work, and life. It’s no surprise that Personal Training consistently appears in career-change discussions, lifestyle design articles, and flexible working

Online learning has transformed how people retrain, up-skill, and change careers, especially for adults balancing full-time work, family life, and other commitments. At Fortitude Global Learning, our courses are designed to be completed over 12 weeks , giving learners the flexibility to study around real life and not the other way around. But flexibility alone isn’t enough. Getting the most out of online learning requires the right mindset, structure, and support. This guide

Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Start Every year, thousands of people think about becoming a Personal Trainer. Some love fitness. Some want a career change. Some are looking for more flexibility, purpose, or control over their working life. But many people don’t struggle in fitness because they lack motivation. They struggle because they start with the wrong education, the wrong support, or unrealistic expectations . At Fortitude Global Learning , we’ve worked across

“I love fitness—maybe I should become a PT?” If you’ve ever had that thought, you’re in good company. Thousands of people are drawn to the personal training profession every year. It’s a career that combines purpose, autonomy, and the power to change lives. But here’s the catch: passion alone isn’t enough . In a crowded and competitive industry, the personal trainers who thrive aren’t just those who love the gym . They’re the ones who understand people, business, communicatio

🧭 Ready to start fresh? Want a career that moves you—literally and professionally? You’re not alone. Every year, thousands of people decide to turn their passion for health and fitness into a career that not only changes their lives but changes others too. Whether you’re leaving the corporate world, exiting elite sport, or returning to work after a break, personal training (PT) can offer a deeply rewarding path. But here’s the thing… Not all PT qualifications are created equ