FAQs

No. Bodyworkers University is not an accredited university, higher education provider or registered training organisation, and completing our education does not provide a degree or professional qualification.

So why call it a university?

Because we wanted to build a community of lifelong learning - a place where people who work with the human body can come together to study, question ideas, share perspectives and continue developing their understanding.

To us, Bodyworkers University represents a place to keep learning. Not to earn letters after your name, but to become better at understanding the body and thinking for yourself.

Stay curious. Always ask why. Always be willing to say maybe.

Bodyworkers is designed for people who work with the human body - including personal trainers, coaches, physiotherapists, massage and manual therapists, Pilates and yoga professionals, students and other movement professionals.

No. You can join as a student or someone wanting to deepen their understanding of the body. However, the education does not expand your professional scope of practice. You are responsible for working within the qualifications, laws and professional requirements that apply to you.

Start with the foundations. The curriculum has been designed around the education Callan wishes he'd had when he began - building anatomy and movement understanding before progressively connecting those ideas to assessment and application.

No. You'll have access to exercises, mobility and tissue strategies, but Bodyworkers is ultimately about learning how to think. You'll learn the anatomy, assessment and reasoning behind why a strategy might be used rather than simply being given protocols to follow.

Yes. Real-world application is a major part of Bodyworkers. You'll see assessments, client sessions and case discussions so you can understand how Callan connects what he sees to what he does next.

Bodyworkers University is hosted through Skool, where members can access the curriculum, discussions, community and ongoing educational content.

You can cancel your Bodyworkers University membership at any time through your Skool membership settings.

If you cancel, you’ll retain access until the end of the billing period you’ve already paid for, and your membership will not renew.

This applies to both monthly and annual memberships. If you purchase an annual membership and cancel before the end of the 12-month period, you will continue to have access for the remainder of that period, but you will not receive a pro-rata refund for the unused months.

Payments are non-refundable except where a refund is required under applicable consumer law.