I got mine through my university degree, but you can do your certificates through other means such as TAFE. I'm not sure if you have a place called TAFE, but hopefully you have something similar to it.

If i had to choose which way was better. It depends on the scenario, both options will get you jobs but a degree will be more highly sought after and will give you more knowledge and experience.

Doing the course is the fast approach and the degree is the longer approach but you learn more and are able to move up in the fitness industry. where else the course only qualifies you to be a trainer and that's it.

I hope this helps

Oh hey, i'm going good, thanks for asking, how are you going?

and yes i have my qualifications to be a personal trainer

Do it!

Hiya! Saw your posts about your classes, can't you contact the Staff and they'll fix it for you? I had to do that once with my classes.

It's never easy.

But it does get better.

here is something cute to bring a little sunshine to your life :'3

xD I THINK IT DOES

I'm sorry about your friend's passing. I hope you're doing alright.

read tennis racket as "team rocket."

got really excited.

ITS FUNNY CAUSE ITS TRUE

Sounds like you're doing good though with tennis. A strong two hand backhand really is an important weapon to have. It can be very powerful, and accurate. It was actually, my favorite shot! Nothing wrong with a single backhand, though but both is important.

I got a degree in Fine Arts (most usless thing ever apparently, but what degree really is useful these days when jobs are hard to find anywhere? lol) when I studied at my art university in Georgia. My major was illustration, but I also worked on animated films, self published a children's book and learned motion graphics. I just now finished an internship in Germany doing some work for interactive Ipad children's books at a video game studio and I'm trying to find more work in the video game industry as that's where I've been going.

Keep going with the tennis and sports and things. You seem super dedicated!

Yeah I used to play a ton, now I hardly play at all. But I stopped tennis when I was around 16-17 and I'm 23 now so I'm really out of touch. Graduated from college, and then life happened haha. I think I just enjoyed moving onto other sports, like grappling. I still run though, because I can do that anywhere! Just need a pair of shoes, thank God haha.

But keep playing tennis! It's super fun isn't it? I really wanna maybe even find a club somewhere I can start in.

Quite~

I like movies that I can apply to my own life, or place myself in a character's shoes.

Mhmm. I thought it was going to be a very kiddie movie, but it turned out to be more than that, at least for me.

"I can fix it!"

I really enjoyed that movie

Well I like that. And why aren't we friends yet? Are we friends? I'm about to check, and if not, I'm about to fix it.

Exactly!

And I hate to think it's just 'kids being kids'. when I was younger, I never dreamed of throwing rocks at animals, especially animals with their young.

Agreed.

I tend to feel the need to kill things outright if I've maimed them. It just feels like the right thing to do to me.

I totes stalked your VMs with Brian and dude I just had to say that anytime I kill a bug I totally hate it ugh even if it is just a bee o-o;

EDIT

I even rescue them outta my pool o-o;

You're welcome!

Well, I'm still hanging in there. I'm really stressed out lately but I'm trying to keep positive thinking a priority.

I hate when people do things like what you just described in the GCC chat thread. Makes my blood boil.