WTF Clinical Nutrition: Level 3
Advanced clinical nutrition course: Level 3
Advanced clinical nutrition with stronger case skills.
WTF Clinical Nutrition: Level 3 is an advanced online course for coaches who want clearer decisions in clinical, ageing and deficiency-related nutrition cases. Study written lessons in English at your own pace over about 5 weeks, start with the free trial, and learn on a phone or laptop. Complete the module-end quizzes and practical evaluation at a WTF gym to earn 6 WTF Academy credits and the WTF Academy certificate.
- Duration
- 5 weeks
- Curriculum
- 10 modules · 50 lessons
- Level
- Advanced
- Language
- English
1,100+Students enrolled since May 202460+Active WTF gyms6 WTF Academy credits
Source: WTF Academy records, as of 4 October 2026.
Outcomes
What you will learn
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Assess common client histories involving liver, gallbladder and kidney-related nutrition concerns.
Build safer nutrition plans for clients with elevated uric acid, metabolic risk and heart-health priorities.
Adjust protein, fat, fibre, fluid and micronutrient guidance around clinical red flags and medical boundaries.
Support ageing clients with nutrition strategies for bone, joint, muscle and energy concerns.
Identify likely iron, B12 and vitamin D nutrition gaps from food patterns, symptoms and basic reports.
Use clear coaching communication for binge-eating patterns while knowing when to refer to a qualified clinician.
What you get
This course includes
- 10 modules
- 50 written lessons in English
- 10 module quizzes
- Practical evaluation at a WTF gym
- Complete the course and earn the WTF Academy certificate
- Self-paced: study on your phone or laptop
- 6 WTF Academy credits
Syllabus
Course curriculum
10 modules · 50 lessons
01Gallbladder risk and fatty liver basics
6 lessonsFree preview
- Inherited risk patterns for biliary stones
- How repeated weight swings affect bile stone risk
- Body fat links with biliary stone formation
- Non-alcoholic liver fat: clinical starting points
- Training plans for clients with fatty liver
- Visceral fat, insulin resistance, and diabetes risk
02Kidney disease, uric acid, and diet planning
7 lessons
- How chronic kidney damage develops over time
- Core care priorities in chronic kidney disease
- Nutrition planning for clients with reduced kidney function
- Food choices across chronic kidney disease stages
- Managing high uric acid when kidney function is low
- Gout food beliefs checked against clinical facts
- Uric acid case worksheet and practice tasks
03Clinical review drills for organs and systems
7 lessons
- Gallbladder, liver, and kidney case practice
- Clinical nutrition unit 112 knowledge check
- Clinical nutrition unit 113 knowledge check
- Clinical nutrition unit 114 knowledge check
- Unit 112 recap for applied revision
- Aging-focused unit 113 recap
- Unit 114 recap for case readiness
04Aging, metabolism, and menopause support
5 lessons
- Why age raises long-term disease risk
- Meal timing strategies for older metabolic health
- Gene signals linked with aging and energy use
- Menopause stage, mood, and mental health screening
- Soy isoflavones for menopause heat episodes
05Bone density care for older clients
5 lessons
- Calcium, vitamin D, and K in bone-loss prevention
- Osteoporosis assessment and care pathway basics
- Postmenopause bone loss: primary risk patterns
- Resistance training effects on skeletal strength
- Fall and fracture risk reduction in older women
06Osteoarthritis assessment and nutrition
5 lessons
- Knee imaging markers used in osteoarthritis scoring
- Food and nutrient roles in joint degeneration care
- Osteoarthritis explained for client education
- How joint wear and inflammation progress
- Nutrition planning for osteoarthritis symptoms
07Aging and bone health case practice
2 lessons
- Bone loss in aging: applied worksheet practice
- Aging nutrition case notes
08Anaemia screening and prevention skills
4 lessons
- Pregnancy iron deficiency: nutrition red flags
- Iron cookware and dietary iron intake impact
- Severe megaloblastic anaemia: key nutrition clues
- Anaemia prevention plans for community settings
09B12 gaps and binge-eating care basics
4 lessons
- B12 intake concerns in vegetarian eating patterns
- Modern B12 deficiency risks and screening points
- Binge-eating patterns in young clients
- Underused support tools for binge-eating care
10Vitamin D Assessment and Deficiency Care
5 lessons
- Reading Vitamin D Levels in Sunny Climates
- Spotting Low Vitamin D in Adult Clients
- Using UV Exposure in Vitamin D Care Plans
- Deficiency Case Practice and Review Tasks
- Binge Eating Case Practice and Review Tasks
What a lesson from this course looks like on the learning platform.
Try it before you enrol
The first module of every course is free, no card needed. Try the lessons, quizzes and platform first, then decide.
Module 1
Gallbladder risk and fatty liver basics
6 lessons and the module quiz
Fit
Who this course is for
- Certified personal trainers who already discuss nutrition with members on the gym floor.
- Nutrition coaches who want advanced clinical case confidence without crossing medical scope.
- Gym-floor staff supporting members with lifestyle, ageing and metabolic health goals.
- Health and fitness learners who have completed foundational nutrition study and want deeper case practice.
Eligibility
- Comfort with basic nutrition concepts such as calories, macros, fibre, hydration and micronutrients.
- Ability to read simple health-history forms and basic blood-report terms in English.
- Access to a phone or laptop with stable internet for self-paced written lessons.
- Willingness to work within coach scope and refer medical cases to qualified clinicians when needed.
Assessment
Assessment and certificate
Learners complete online quizzes and case-based tasks inside the course platform. The WTF Academy certificate and 6 WTF Academy credits are awarded after passing the required assessment.
Learners who pass the required assessments receive the WTF Academy certificate for this course.
Questions
Questions about this course
How does the free trial work?
The free trial lets you start first and review the teaching style, platform flow and early lessons before continuing. The full course price is shown separately on the checkout page and may change.
How much time should I plan each week?
Most learners can complete the course in about 5 weeks with steady weekly study. Because it is self-paced, you can move faster or slower based on your schedule and revision needs.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes, you receive the WTF Academy certificate after passing the online assessment. You also earn 6 WTF Academy credits.
Does the course include placement support across the WTF gym network?
Yes, eligible learners can access placement support across the WTF gym network. Selection, openings and final decisions depend on current requirements and learner fit.
What support is included?
The course is self-paced, with in-depth written lessons and module-end quizzes for concept clarity. You can study on your phone or laptop at your own pace.
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