eta College
Exercise Teachers Academy, also known as eta College, prides itself on being the leader in educational programs for the sport and fitness industry. Their main focus is sport and fitness education and training, therefore they are dedicated to providing dynamic learning programs that lead to internationally benchmarked qualifications. They offer a wide range of courses, including short courses and online courses.
Courses:
- Higher Certificate in Coaching Science
- Higher Certificate in Fitness
- Higher Certificate in Sports, Recreation and Fitness Management
- Advanced Certificate in Coaching Science
- Advanced Certificate in Fitness in Special populations
- Advanced Certificate in Fitness in Sport Conditioning
- Advanced Certificate in Sport, Recreation and Fitness Management
- Diploma in Sport and Exercise
- Diploma in Sport and Recreation Management
- Bachelor of Management in Sport and Leisure
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees.
Campuses:
- Cape Town
- Durban
- Johannesburg
- Pretoria
- Stellenbosch
- Bloemfontein
- Gqeberha
- East London
Applications:
Applications may be done online or application forms may be downloaded from the website.
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