globally recognised. Trusted. and Backed by real people.

We don’t just talk the talk → we’re recognised by the top professional bodies in the industry. Our accreditation through AUSactive and Pilates Aotearoa means we’re committed to safe, effective, evidence-based training. It’s your peace of mind that you’re working with qualified pros who know their stuff (and genuinely care about how your body moves).

can i teach overseas?

Absolutely → while Pilates isn’t regulated globally, TME’s AUSactive and Pilates Aotearoa recognised certifications are widely accepted by employers internationally.

TAKE A LOOK WHERE TME INSTRUCTORS ARE CURRENTLY LOCATED ↓

Are you an RTO? How are you even accredited
and what does that actually mean?

Short answer: We’re not currently an RTO → and that’s intentional.

The Pilates industry in Australia (and most of the world) is not formally regulated. That means technically, anyone could create a training course and call it a certification… scary, we know. Which is why understanding who recognises your qualification matters more than the label alone.

There’s no single government body overseeing quality, safety, or legitimacy across Pilates Education. That’s why third-party industry recognition plays such an important role.

Train Me Education is recognised and approved by AUSactive (Australia’s peak body for health and exercise professionals) and Pilates Aotearoa (a leading Pilates organisation in New Zealand). These approvals aren’t automatic, we’ve chosen to go through their assessment processes because we believe in quality, accountability and raising the standard of Pilates Education.

Our courses are overseen by registered allied health professionals (including a qualified senior physiotherapist), experienced educators, and industry-leading instructors who actively teach in real studios → check them out here.

We believe the Pilates industry needs more structure, more credibility and more responsibility. So we align ourselves with organisations and professionals that uphold exactly that.

  • AUSactive (australia)

    Australia’s peak body for Health and Fitness Professionals

    What it means for you:
    → Nationally Recognised Qualification
    → Meets industry standards for safety & professionalism
    → Eligible for professional insurance
    → Trusted by Gyms & Studios Globally
    → Earn CEC points for ongoing Development

    What are CEC points?
    (Continued Education Credits) are how fitness professionals maintain industry recognition. They show you’re keeping your knowledge current and developing as a trainer over time.

  • Pilates Aotearoa (new zealand)

    New Zealand’s leading Pilates Industry Organisation.

    What it means for you:
    → Recognised Pilates Qualification in NZ
    → Aligned with Professional Teaching Standards
    → Supports safe, ethical Practice
    → Enhances employability in studios
    → Connects you to the Pilates Industry

    What are CDP points?
    (Continued Professional Development) show that you’re actively maintaining and improving your skills as a Pilates Instructor. They’re used by professional bodies to ensure trainers stay current, competent, and industry-ready.
    → Train Me Certifications = 20 CDP Points