CCMAT-Knowledge Delivery
Teaching and learning are delivered through a blended learning approach comprising:
Live Online Classes
Interactive virtual sessions delivered via Zoom
Session recordings uploaded and shared with students for revision and review
Guided Home Study
Structured self-directed learning
Online and offline assignments
Case studies and practical tasks
Offline Practical Training
Hands-on workshops
Teaching practice sessions
Assessment preparation and practical coaching experience
Internship
To support the transition from student to professional Pilates teacher, participants are encouraged to complete a minimum of 150 internship hours.
Scope of Practice
Graduates of this programme are trained to teach Pilates-based exercise for apparently healthy individuals within the scope of a Pilates Teacher.
Pilates Teachers trained through this programme are not qualified or authorised to:
Prescribe rehabilitation or clinical treatment programmes
Conduct exercise testing or exercise prescription for high-risk or medically managed populations unless separately qualified to do so
Prescribe medications, supplements, or therapeutic substances
Provide nutritional counselling beyond general healthy lifestyle guidance unless appropriately qualified
Diagnose physical injuries, medical conditions, psychological disorders, or mental health conditions
Where appropriate, Pilates Teachers should refer clients to suitably qualified healthcare professionals, rehabilitation specialists, dietitians, psychologists, or medical practitioners.