Tensegrity Training - Resources / FAQ

Is your training nationally accredited?

Yes, Both the 52728WA Certificate IV in Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology and the 52625WA Diploma of Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology have national accreditation through the Western Australia Training Accreditation Board (WA TAC) and are listed on the training.gov.au website as nationally recognised training.

Upon graduation of our nationally recognised courses you are able to apply for membership to the Australian Pilates Method Association or Pilates Alliance Australasia.

Are your Short Course s accredited?

With our short courses you may have the choice of undertaking optional assessment tasks to gain nationally accredited units of competency from either the 52728WA Certificate IV in Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology, the 52625WA Diploma of Contemporary Pilates.

Are Tensegrity Training's Certificate IV and Diploma Courses recognised by the Pilates industry?

Yes, both the peak Pilates industry bodies recognise the quality of training provided through Tensegrity Training. We are an Education body with the Pilates Alliance Australasia, which means our courses meet the rigorous quality criteria of the PAA and our graduates can gain membership of the PAA. The Australian Pilates Method Association also acknowledges graduates of Tensegrity Training and accepts them for membership of the APMA.

The Diploma of Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology is recognised by ESSA as a suitable qualification that attracts 15 continuing education points for their members who undertake the qualification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What professional associations can I join once I have completed the 52728WA Certificate IV Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology and /or the 52625WA Diploma of Contemporary Pilates and Teaching Methodology?

You can join:

International Institute of Complementary Therapies
Pilates Alliance Australasia
Australian Pilates Method Association

Who is the Advanced Clinical Training in Somatic Movement Therapy course suitable for?

This course is designed for Allied Health professionals choosing to integrate Somatic Movement Therapy within their existing practices including: psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, social workers, creative arts therapists, exercise physiologists, physiotherapists, Pilates practitioners, remedial massage therapists, psychiatric and cancer care nurses.

What are the entry requirements for the Advanced Clinical Training in Somatic Movement Therapy course?

To undertake the Advanced Clinical Practice in Somatic Movement Therapy course you must hold at least a Diploma level Allied Health qualification and have two years experience in your chosen field.

Why should I study with Tensegrity Training?

At Tensegrity Training, you will learn from the industry’s most experienced and highly qualified facilitators, skilled in the delivery of the Tensegrity System of Movement Analysis™ and the Tensegrity System of Pilates Instruction™, both easy to learn systematic approaches to Pilates Instruction.

Tensegrity Training is recognised as a leader and innovator in the delivery of Somatic Movement Therapy in Australia and overseas.