There are two registration tiers, each mapped to a defined set of knowledge and performance evidence. Education providers can align their curriculum to these competencies so graduates are ready to register with the SNA.
For education providers and institutes seeking course accreditation — here's what to expect.
Align your course units to the SNA knowledge and performance competencies for the relevant tier.
Complete the provider application form with your institution and program details.
Upload unit outlines, assessment methods, and evidence of practice-hour supervision.
Our accreditation panel reviews your program against the evidence requirements for the chosen tier.
Approved programs are listed as SNA-accredited, so your graduates are eligible to register.
Each tier is mapped to a defined set of knowledge and performance evidence graduates must meet.
For practitioners who hold a relevant qualification and are beginning to practise in sports nutrition. Requires acquired Provisional Knowledge Evidence and Provisional Performance Evidence listed below, from an accredited education provider, university, or institute; or completion of the Graduate Certificate in Sports Nutrition (11378NAT).
For practitioners delivering sports nutrition as their primary scope of practice. Requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, with coverage and completion of the Open Knowledge Evidence and Open Performance Evidence listed below, from an accredited education institute or university; or completion of the Graduate Diploma in Sports Nutrition.
150 hours of sports nutrition client practice, covering:
500+ hours of sports nutrition client practice with emerging technologies, made up of:
Our team can review your degree and experience against the evidence requirements and point you to the right registration tier — or the gaps to close first.
