Become a Steady and Strong Instructor
Do you have a passion to support older people in your community?
As a freelance Steady and Strong instructor, you will receive:
- A contribution towards your training qualification
- A financial contribution to setting up your classes
- Marketing and promotional support with free posters, flyers and social media advertising
- A community of practice with two annual professional development workshops
- Networking opportunities between NHS and community instructors.
The programme offers three routes to join our workforce of freelance Steady and Strong instructors across the county. The three options have been designed to reach older people in Hampshire and ensure they are supported by the right professional, in the right programme, at the right time for them.
My class members love the fact that they are learning evidence-based movements whilst dancing to their favourite music. They enjoy practising at home and telling me about their little weekly wins in strength and balance.
Become a Steady and Strong Instructor
To be eligible you will:
- Be a qualified Exercise Instructor (Level 2 or above) or meet the criteria outlined on the Later Life Training Otago Exercise Programme eligibility website.
- Hold appropriate and current insurance to run Steady and Strong classes in community settings for older people.
For further information, please email [email protected]
Become a Steady and Strong Dance Instructor
To be eligible you will:
- Meet the criteria outlined in the Steady and Strong Dance Instructor Eligibility document
- Hold appropriate and current insurance to run Steady and Strong Dance classes in community settings for older people.
We are not currently recruiting Steady and Strong Dance instructors. Please check back at a later date.
Become a Steady and Strong Music Instructor
To be eligible you will be:
- A qualified Exercise Instructor (Level 2 or above) or meet the criteria outlined on the Later Life Training Otago Exercise Programme eligibility website.
- Hold a Level 2 Exercise to Music qualification.
- Hold appropriate and current insurance to run Steady and Strong with Music classes in community settings for older people.
- Hold an appropriate Performing Right Society (PRS) music license.
We are not currently recruiting Steady and Strong Music instructors. Please check back at a later date.
To find out more about becoming an instructor, please email [email protected].
List of Steady and Strong classes.
