What is TSAC F?

What is a TSAC examination?

This exam is intended to assess the use of scientific knowledge to physically prepare military, fire and rescue personnel, law enforcement, protective service, and other emergency personnel to improve their performance, promote wellness, decrease injury risk, and increase productivity.

Also, learn how to get your CSCS. How to Become a NSCA-Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).

1. Step 1: Get a bachelor's or college senior degree
2. Step 2: Pass the NSCA CSCS Examination.
3. Step 3: Get certified in CPR and AED.
4. Step 4: Send your supporting documentation.
5. Step 1: Get certified in CPR/AED/First-Aid.

What are the prerequisites to NSCA TSACF certification?

Prerequisites. Prerequisites. Candidates must be at minimum 18 years old and possess a highschool diploma or equivalent. They also need a current CPR/AED certificate. Click below to find out more and how to submit the required documentation.

How long does it take for NSCA certification?

To become certified, you must meet all eligibility requirements within one (1) calendar year. The exam scores are valid for one year from the date of the exam. All supporting documentation must be received by the NSCA BEFORE the one-year mark.