Coaching Internships

Do you enjoy helping people? Our coaches embody helping others through building relationships with our members that drive results. These relationships are built around sound assessment strategies, programming and coaching. Your work environment will be filled with opportunities to improve the lives of those around you and your fellow staff will be there to help you along the way.  

The Soma VT Mission

To create relationships through an inclusive, inspiring and people-first training environment for those interested in putting effort into their health and fitness journey through professional training programs, attentive and caring coaches and complementary practices.

Coach and client using the K Box during a training session
Powerlifter and coach during a back squat
Coach demonstrating how to use a foam roller
Coach adjusting the AnCore cable machine

Our Values

Curiosity

We value growth and realize that what we’re doing is not the perfect way, it is only the best way we know today.  Our people embody curiosity within their work by consistently pursuing better ways to help our members. 

Effort

Without effort, nothing happens.  Improving lives takes effort and our people embody effort within their work by going the extra mile to make our member experience better

 Trust

Without trust, relationships fail.  Trust shows up in everything we do at Soma VT, from our initial conversations and goal-setting to supporting each other through difficult times.  Establishing and maintaining trust is embodied by our people in the way that we approach our relationships.  

About Our
Internships

    • Adhere to Soma VT playbook

    • Complete assigned curriculum*

    • Shadow coaching sessions (2-4 hours)

    • Obtain coaching certification (1-2 hours weekly of assigned studying)

    • Weekly Mentor Meetings (1-2 hours weekly of reflection and goal-setting)*

    • Pursue growth, knowledge and stewardship

    • Maintain clean and professional work environment

    *Can be completed remotely

    • Strong belief in teamwork

    • Professional demeanor

    • Growth mindset in seeking better solutions within the health and fitness industry

    • Flexible schedule (e.g., early mornings, later evenings as needed and agreed upon)

    • CPR/AED certified within 3 months of start date

    • Current or interest in obtaining certification from one of the following bodies

      - NSCA, ACSM, NASM or MBSC

  • *Not offered to current student interns

    • Interns are provided $500 to obtaining an approved continuing education course or certification

      • Approved continuing education courses/certifications can be found in Soma VT SOP Manual

    • Interns are paid $28.60/hour for any solo on-floor coaching hours during internship

    • Interns are paid $15.40/hour for any non-coaching in-house assignments provided by Soma VT

    • Upon successful completion of internship, interns will be provided with references and referrals from our on-site staff to help with obtaining a position within the field locally. Soma VT also hires directly from our internship programs

  • *Dates are set for non-student interns

    • March 1 - May 30

    • June 1 - August 30

    • September 1 - November 30

Ready to Apply?

If you are interested in applying for one of our internships, please send us an email and your resume by clicking below.

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