Get NASM CPT Recertification Application Form

How often do I need to recertify my Personal Trainer Certification? Your NASM-CPT certification must be renewed every two years. You will be required to earn 2.0 Continuing Education Units, which includes 0.1 CEUs from the mandatory CPR/AED Certification.

Step 1: Complete Your CEUs & CPR/AED Certification. NASM-CPTs are required to earn 2.0 Continuing Education Units (20 contact hours) every two years in order to recertify. ... Step 2: Upload Documentation to the Recertification Portal. ... Step 3: Pay Your Recertification Fee.

If the CPR/AED card is completed with the 90-day grace period after your certification, it will be accepted for your renewal. Can I take my CPR/AED certification online? For your convenience, we offer an option to get your CPR/AED certification online with NASM.

To become an NASM-CPT, you must successfully pass the NCCA-accredited personal trainer certification exam, which must be proctored. There are two options for taking the exam: Online through a live remote proctor. In-person at one of our many proctoring locations.

Your NASM-CPT certificate is valid for 2 years from the date you pass the exam. To maintain this certification, you must complete the Recertification Requirements by the established deadlines.

Yes, you may purchase a 180-day extension for $35 with our Member Services department at 1-800-460-6276.

If you cannot sit for your exam by your existing expiration date, please contact our Member Services team for details on extension options. Please note that additional fees may apply.

A late fee is charged for applications received up to 90 days post expiration. After the 90 days, an additional fee is applied and the recertification application must be received before one year after credential expiration.