WHO’S WHO
Register of Exercise Professionals
8–10 CROWN HILL
CAMPAIGNS/KEY INITIATIVES FOR 2010
CROYDON As part of its mission to professionalise the sector and increase
SURREY CR0 1RZ public awareness of its role, REPs will: continue its member
conventions; launch a new member entry structure; work with
Tel +44 (0)20 8686 6464 the FIA to build the partnership between medical and fi tness
Email info@exerciseregister.org professionals; produce marketing materials for members/
Web www. exerciseregister.org employers to show support for REPs; improve communications
Jean-Ann Marnoch with members/the public via a new journal, website and e-zine.
YEAR ESTABLISHED MEMBER BENEFITS
2001 Membership validates professional qualifi cations – the public
and employers are able to verify a member’s credentials
KEY PERSONNEL
in an online Members Directory. Each member is issued
Jean-Ann Marnoch, registrar with a membership card and certifi cate of registration. The
Alison Frater, register manager card – effectively a licence to practise in the industry – gives
Robert McGregor, systems manager the name of the member, their registration number, status
of registration and membership expiry date and must be
CONTACT
produced on demand. The certifi cate is sealed in the name of
Alison Frater REPs to help prevent fraud. REPs also offers:
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Online listing in the members directory
ASSOCIATION PROFILE
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Reciprocal agreements with overseas registers
REPs (the Register of Exercise Professionals) is a Public
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Access to a unique online training portal that allows
Register of Names that helps safeguard and promote the members to register interest in courses and search for
health and interests of people using the services of suitable programmes by subject, CPD points and location
exercise instructors, teachers and trainers.
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Favourable insurance premiums
Working with SkillsActive, the government-funded
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A Members Council, made up of 14 members, that helps
standards-setting body for the industry, REPs uses a steer REPs’ development and decision-making processes
process of self-regulation that recognises industry-based
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A quarterly journal containing technical articles and
qualifications and practical competency requiring fitness industry news, plus regular e-newsletters
professionals to work within a Code of Ethical Practice.
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Regular conventions featuring top keynote speakers
The Register affords UK-wide and international
recognition of personal achievement and the
JOINING FEES
competencies of qualified professionals. Annual registration fee: £25
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