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Verify a professional

How to know your trainer is actually verified.

The REPs Verified Professional badge isn't self-declared. Every pro on the register has passed independent checks on qualifications, insurance and identity — and is monitored for as long as they hold the badge.

What it means

Four checks behind every Verified badge.

Qualifications checked

Certificates matched against awarding-body registers — not taken on trust.

Insurance verified

Current public liability and professional indemnity, with expiry dates on file.

Identity confirmed

Government-issued photo ID matched to the person on the profile.

Ongoing CPD

Continuing development logged quarterly. Lapses suspend the profile.

On REPs

Spotting the badge on the platform.

Wherever a REPs professional appears across the platform, the verified badge travels with them — so you always know what you're looking at.

REPs Verified Professional
This is what the badge looks like.

On a pro's profile

The orange Verified Professional badge sits next to the name at the top of every REPs profile.

In search results

Every listing on Find a Professional shows the badge inline — unverified profiles are never publicly listed.

Next to reviews

Reviews come from clients with confirmed bookings — not anonymous submissions.

Off the platform

Checking a trainer you met in real life.

Saw a poster in your gym? Following a coach on Instagram? Here's how to check they're who they say they are before you book a session.

Scan their REPs QR

Verified pros can display a personal REPs QR code on posters, business cards or social media. Scanning takes you straight to their REPs profile.

Search their name

Type the trainer's name into Find a Professional. If they're a REPs member in good standing, their verified profile will appear.

Ask for their REPs ID

Every REPs member has a unique ID. Ask for it, then look them up directly — no ID means no current registration.

What the badge doesn't say

Verification confirms a professional is qualified, insured and accountable. It is not a personal endorsement of their coaching style, personality or specialism — that's what reviews and the profile are for. If someone claims to be a REPs member but can't be found on a public search or won't share a profile link, treat that as a red flag.

Train with confidence. Every time.

Look up any REPs professional before you book — or browse the full register of verified pros.