Master Class School Child & Parent Counsellor accredited advance programme
Learn counselling from perspective of child, parent and teacher for all psychological conditions
Accredited Master Class Programme in School Child & Parent Counsellor have been designed understanding the requirements of parents, teachers, Principals and counsellors. It covers scenario based counselling with perspective of school children, youth, parent and teachers. You will learn Practical solutions to daily circumstances with both positive as well as negative reaction by parents and teacher. How to help correct the erratic behaviour of child without traumatising psychologically. How to nurture a child to grow emotionally and to be able to communicate and listen to you.
Accredited Online course in School Child Counselling & Parent Counselling have been designed to help you work as
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Parent Counsellor
Positive Parenting Coach
Accredited by NHCA & CogWillPower complies with audit requirements of hospitals, NGOs and schools.
NHCA course completion certificate is valid for lifetime and renewal is not required.
Syllabus covers practical aspects and the programme is structured to comply with protocols of corporate hospital job requirements. Certificate is accepted for jobs in hospitals, NGOs and schools and further education in relevant field.
Completely Online programme designed for busy school teachers, Principals, school counsellors, working mothers.
Master Class School Child & Parent Counsellor
6 months
Child & Adolescent Counselling
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Become certified school counsellor with online training NHCA programme accredited by NHCA Singapore, CogWillPower. Certificate is valid in India, US, Canada, Africa, Gulf, Australia and Europe
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Online Live webinars on Mondays 6 to 7 pm by practising psychologists and doctors for interactive case study discussions and demo. These webinars are so interesting and interactive that our previous students continue to attend even after course completion.
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Webinars not mandatory to attend, you will enjoy these webinars for practical learnings and counselling demos. Since busy professionals might miss one or the other session, some topics are repeated.
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2 Books. Interesting to read. Covers all aspects of Child Psychological Developments, Milestones & Abnormality and Child Counselling. Includes practical approach to help you be a good Child Psychology Counsellor or School Counsellor.
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- Counselling with perspective of child, parent and teacher
- Counselling and Scenario management of Children
- Counselling and management of erratic behaviour by children and adolescents
- Parent Counselling
- GAD in child growing to adult
- Coping with stress
- Anxiety in child and teenagers
- Panic disorder
- ADHD in child and adolescent
- How to help autistic child make friends and be accepted
- How to manage child and scenario without psychological traumatising child whenever child behaves erratic, not doing homework, stealing, abusing or some minor mischief.
- Learn acceptable and unacceptable response in scenario based practical study
- Useful for parents and school teachers to learn manage own kids
- Practical knowledge useful for parents, teachers as well as school counsellor.
- School counsellors of most of the corporate schools did this programme from us
Eligibility is graduate.
Suitable for parents, teacher, school counsellor, child counsellor, Principal, parent coach, adolescent counsellor, career guidance counsellor
Exam after 6 months. Online Exam. 1 Hour duration. Appear exam from any computer from anywhere in the world within 10 day window period. Second attempt allowed with no extra fee.
Scenario based conversation between you and child to manage child without traumatising psychologically
Book is based on conversation between you and child. It gives different scenarios and behaviors of child and what should you do and talk to them. You will like this book so much that you will finish it in a weekend and will get addicted to read again.
- How Child Psychotherapists Deal with Their Own Children
- The Code of Communication: Parent-Child Conversations
- The Power of Words: Better Ways to Encourage and Guide
- Self-Defeating Patterns: There’s No Right Way to Do a Wrong Thing
- Responsibility: Transmitting Values Rather Than Demanding Compliance
- Discipline: Finding Effecting Alternatives to Punishment
- Positive Parenting: A Day in a Child’s Life
- Jealousy: The Tragic Tradition
- Some Sources of Anxiety in Children: Providing Emotional Safety
- Sex and Human Values: Sensitive Handling of an Important Subject
- Summing Up: Lesson to Guide Your Parenting Epilogue
- How to help Gifted Children
- Additional Resources for managing ADHD, OCD, Depressed, Abused, Bullied Child
Readers find this book interesting, engaging and most practical approach in Psychology as well as Counselling.
- Counselling from perspective of child parent and teacher
- Tips to retain client and improve compliance
- Conversation between counsellor and client for most of the conditions
- Common questions asked by client for each condition and good answers by counsellor
Conditions
- Symptoms of emotional disorders in child and adolescents
- Are Psychological conditions in child real?
- GAD in child growing to adult
- Coping with stress
- Anxiety in child and teenagers
- Panic disorder
- ADHD in child and adolescent
- Autism
- Bipolar disorder
- Depression
- Eating disorder
- OCD
- PTSD
- Substance use disorder & addiction
- Personality disorder
- Sleep-wake disorder
- Shyness and loneliness
- Hopelessness & solutions
- Symptoms of general psychological conditions (pg. 16-18)
- Generalized anxiety disorder
- Symptoms and diagnosis of GAD (pg. 19-21)
- Treatment of GAD
- Non-Medical treatment (pg. 22-24)
- Medical treatment (pg. 24-28)
- Home remedies for GAD (pg. 29-33)
- Medication to relieve anxiety (pg. 33-38)
- Coping with stress
- Definition of stress (pg. 41-42)
- Negative stress response (pg. 42-43)
- Acute stress disorder
- Episodic acute stress disorder
- Chronic stress disorder
- Causes of stress (pg. 44-46)
- Symptoms and effects of stress (pg. 46-47)
- Acute stress effects
- Chronic Stress effects
- Stress Management (pg. 47-49)
- Practical techniques to stress treatment
- When to seek help (pg. 49)
- Anxiety
- Causes of anxiety (pg. 55)
- Fear Vs anxiety (pg. 55)
- Your brain and anxiety (pg. 56)
- What are the causes of anxiety? (pg. 56-59)
- Common risk factors for anxiety (pg. 59-60)
- Is anxiety preventable? (pg.60)
- Anxiety signs and symptoms (pg. 61- 62)
- Practical tips to manage (pg. 62)
- Panic Disorder
- What is panic disorder? (pg. 63)
- Symptoms of panic disorder (pg. 64)
- Common physical symptoms
- Psychological symptoms
- Prevalence (pg. 65)
- So, what now/next? (pg. 65)
- How to treat panic disorder?
- Counselling the patient (pg. 66)
- Practical tips to manage (pg. 66-68)
- Medication for panic disorders (pg. 68-71)
- Home remedies and lifestyle changes (pg. 71-72)
- Anxiety screening test (pg. 73-74)
- ADHD
- What is ADHD? (pg. 80-81)
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg. 80-81)
- Causes of ADHD (pg. 80-81)
- Are ADHD and autism associated? (pg. 81-82)
- Are ADHD and bipolar disorder same? (pg. 81-82)
- Do people with ADHD have anxiety symptoms? (pg. 81-82)
- Can ADHD be treated? (pg. 81-82)
- Treatment options for ADHD
- Self-care strategies (pg. 83)
- ADHD impulse control (pg. 84-87)
- ADHD in child & adult
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg. 89)
- Diagnosis of ADHD (pg. 90)
- ADHD in children (pg. 91)
- ADHD in adults (pg. 93)
- ADHD symptoms in adults (pg. 93)
- Treatment for ADHD
- Therapy for ADHD (pg. 94-97)
- Medication for ADHD (pg. 97-99)
- Self-help strategies for ADHD (pg. 99-100)
- ADHD in Teenagers
- What is teenage ADHD? (pg. 101)
- Types of ADHD (pg.103)
- Symptoms of ADHD in Children (pg.103)
- Causes and risk factors of ADHD in children (pg.104)
- Diagnosis of ADHD in children (pg.104)
- Treatment of ADHD in Children (pg.105)
- Diagnosis of ADHD in a Child
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg.109)
- The 3 subtypes of ADHD (pg.110-112)
- Hyperactive-impulsive type
- Inattentive type
- Combined typed of ADHD
- Does ADHD affect particular group differently? (pg.112)
- Early signs of ADHD (pg.113)
- ADHD characteristics age 3-5 years
- ADHD characteristics age 6-12 years
- Signs of ADHD in teens
- Diagnosing ADHD as a teenager (pg. 114)
- How is a child diagnosed with ADHD (pg.114)
- Treatment methods of ADHD
- Therapy (pg.115)
- Simple behavioral therapy (pg.115)
- Behavioral therapy (pg.116)
- Organizational skills training (pg.116-117)
- Raising a child with ADHD- parenting (pg.117-118)
- Self-care strategies (pg.119)
- FAQs about ADHD (pg.121-127)
- ADHD and kids: tips to soothe tantrums
- What are ADHD meltdowns? (pg.129-130)
- Ways to soothe them (pg.130-132)
- Autism
- What is autism (pg.135)
- Signs and symptoms (pg.135-136)
- Causes of autism (pg.136)
- Diagnosis of autism (pg.136-137)
- Management of autism (pg.137-138)
- Summary and getting help and referrals (pg.138)
- Types and symptoms of autism spectrum disorders
- Autism spectrum disorders- support needed (pg.141-142)
- Autism symptoms
- Communication patterns (pg.142)
- Social skills and interaction (pg.143)
- Non-verbal communication (pg.143)
- Relationships and social connections (pg.143)
- Behavioural patterns (pg.143)
- Rigid routines and preference structure (pg.144)
- Stereotyped behaviours (pg.144)
- Narrowed focus and interest (pg.144)
- Response to stimuli in environment (pg.144)
- Diagnosing Autism spectrum disorders (pg. 145)
- Signs and symptoms of autism in adults (pg.145-146)
- What to do after diagnosis (pg.146-147)
- Management
- Medications (pg.148-149)
- ABA – Applied behavioural techniques (pg.149-150)
- Practical tips to manage (Pg.150)
- Occupational therapy (Pg.150)
- Speech therapy (Pg.150)
- Other alternative approaches (Pg.150)
- Asperger’s syndrome- is there a treatment? (pg.152)
- Treatment for Asperger’s syndrome? (pg.152)
- Types of therapy for Asperger’s (pg.153-155)
- How is autism diagnosed (pg.156)
- Developmental screening and testing autism
- Testing for autism (pg.157)
- Medical testing (pg.157)
- Additional testing (pg.158)
- Early signs of autism (pg158-159)
- Autism and friendship – 30 ways to befriend a person on the spectrum (pg.163-166)
- Bipolar disorder
- What is bipolar disorder (pg.167)
- Types of bipolar disorder (pg.168)
- Symptoms of bipolar disorder (pg.168-170)
- Causes (pg.170)
- Diagnosis (pg.170)
- Treatment (pg.170-171)
- Living with bipolar disorder (pg.171)
- Types and symptoms of bipolar disorder
- Types of bipolar disorder (pg.175)
- Symptoms of bipolar disorder (pg.176-177)
- Bipolar disorder Vs depression (pg.177)
- Bipolar disorder and substance abuse (pg.177-178)
- Bipolar disorder in children
- When to talk to a doctor (pg.179)
- Medication tips and treatment (pg.179-181)
- Counselling for bipolar disorder (pg.181)
- Practical tips to manage (pg.181)
- Self-help tips for bipolar disorder (pg.182-183)
- Depression
- What is depression (pg.187)
- Depression symptoms and diagnosis (pg.187)
- Types of depression
- Seasonal affective disorder (pg.188-189)
- Dysthermia (pg.188-189)
- Bipolar depression (pg.188-189)
- Other subtypes of depression (pg.188-189)
- Postpartum depression (pg.188-189)
- Depression risk factors and causes (pg.189-190)
- Depression treatment (pg.190-191)
- Living with depression (pg.191-192)
- Symptoms of major depression
- What is depression (pg.195-196)
- What are the different types of depression (pg.196-197)
- Symptoms of major depression (pg.197)
- What causes depression? (pg.198-199)
- How depression is diagnosed? (Pg.199)
- When to talk with a doctor? (pg.199-200)
- Postpartum depression or baby blues
- What is postpartum depression? (pg.201-202)
- Is it baby blues or postpartum depression? (pg.202-203)
- Causes of postpartum depression (pg.203)
- Symptoms of postpartum depression (pg.204-205)
- When to call a doctor? (pg.205)
- Is it postpartum depression or postpartum psychosis? (pg.205-206)
- How is PPD diagnosed formally? (pg.206)
- Can PPD be treated? (pg. 206)
- Self-help strategies (pg.207-210)
- ECT for PPD (pg. 210)
- Hospitalization for PPD (pg.211)
- Tips from counsellor to client to manage depression (pg.212)
- Counsellor tips for managing depression
- Home remedies (pg.213-214)
- Support groups (pg.214)
- Workbooks (pg.214)
- Exercises (pg.214)
- Diet (pg.214)
- Depression test (pg.216)
- Eating disorders
- Types and symptoms of eating disorders
- Common eating disorders (pg.221)
- Psychological symptoms (pg.221)
- Physical symptoms (pg.222)
- Behavioural symptoms (pg.222)
- Causes and risk factors (pg.233)
- What are the treatment options (pg.223-224)
- Living with an eating disorder (pg.224)
- Helping someone with eating disorder (pg.224-225)
- Anorexia
- Anorexia nervosa symptoms (pg.227-228)
- Physical symptoms
- Psychological symptoms
- Behavioural symptoms
- Signs of anorexia (pg.228)
- Types of anorexia (pg.229)
- When to refer client to a doctor? (pg.229-230)
- Treatment plans for anorexia (pg.230)
- Therapy (pg.231)
- Medications (pg.232)
- Hospitalization for anorexia (pg,233)
- Residential treatment (pg.234)
- Partial hospitalization (pg.234)
- Intensive outpatient therapy (pg.234)
- Self-care tips for anorexia (pg.234)
- Getting an anorexia diagnosis (pg.235)
- Binge eating disorder
- Symptoms of binge eating (pg.237-238)
- Seeking doctor’s help (pg.238)
- Role of a counsellor (pg.238-239)
- Bulimia nervosa
- Symptoms of Bulimia
- Physical symptoms (pg. 242-243)
- Emotional and behavioural symptoms (pg. 242-243)
- Complications of bulimia (pg.243-244)
- Seeking help from counsellor (pg. 244- 245)
- Self-care for eating disorders (pg.246)
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- What is OCD? (pg.247)
- Symptoms of OCD (pg.248)
- Living with OCD (pg.248)
- Causes of OCD (pg.250)
- Related conditions to OCD (pg.250)
- Related conditions to OCD (pg.250)
- Treatment options for OCD (pg.250-251)
- Symptoms of OCD in a child and related conditions
- Symptoms of OCD
- Symptoms of obsession (pg. 253-254)
- Symptoms of compulsion (pg. 254-255)
- OCD symptoms in children (pg. 255)
- OCD related conditions (pg.256)
- Diagnosis of OCD (pg.256-257)
- Treatment for OCD
- Exposure and response prevention (Pg.259)
- Practical tips to manage (pg.259-260)
- Imaginal exposure (pg.260)
- Medications (pg.261)
- Paediatric OCD
- Treatment
- ERP (pg.263)
- Transcranial magnetic stimulation (pg. 263)
- Deepcranial magnetic stimulation (pg.264)
- Online platforms to undertake ERP (pg.264)
- Self-care in OCD (pg.264-265)
- Post-Traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- What is PTSD? (pg.267)
- Prevalence of PTSD? (pg.268)
- Causes of PTSD (pg.268)
- Risk factors of PTSD (pg. 268-269)
- Symptoms of PTSD (pg. 269-271)
- Diagnosis of PTSD (pg.271)
- Treatment of PTSD (pg.271-274)
- Self-care strategies (pg.274)
- Complications (pg.274-275)
- Co-existing conditions (pg.275)
- Living with and understanding PTSD (pg.275)
- Symptoms of PTSD (pg276-278)
- Diagnosis of PTSD (pg.279)
- Treatment options (pg.279)
- Substance use and addiction disorder
- What us SUD? (pg.283)
- Causes of substance abuse (pg.284)
- Signs and symptoms of SUD and addiction (pg.285)
- How to diagnose SUD? (pg.285-286)
- Treatment of SUD (pg. 286-287)
- Living and managing life with addiction (pg.287)
- Helping with SUD (pg.287-288)
- Signs and symptoms of SUD (pg.289-290)
- Diagnosing SUD (pg. 290)
- Treatment options of SUD (pg.290-291)
- Basic principles of SUD treatment (pg.291-296)
- Outpatient behaviour treatment (CBT)
- Residential treatments with medications
- Psychological and behavioural treatment
- Medications
- Self-care strategies (pg.297)
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- Personality disorder
- What is personality disorder? (pg.315-316)
- Diagnosis of PD (pg.316-318)
- Types of personality disorder
- Paranoid personality disorder (pg.318)
- Schizotypical PD (pg.318)
- Schizoid PD (pg. 319)
- Narcissistic PD (pg.319)
- Antisocial PD (pg.319)
- Borderline PD (pg.320)
- Histrionic PD (pg.320)
- Obsessive-compulsive PD (pg. 320)
- Dependent PD (pg.321)
- Avoidant PD (pg. 321)
- Treatment for PD (pg. 321-322)
- Sleep and wake disorders
- What is sleep-wake disorder? (pg.323)
- Common types of sleep-wake disorder? (pg.324)
- Severe sleep disorder and symptoms checklist (pg. 325-326)
- Risk factors for sleep disorders (pg.327)
- Diagnosis of sleep wake disorders (pg. 327-328)
- Treatment (pg.328)
- Practical solutions to sound sleep (pg.329)
- Shyness and a solution to it (pg. 331-332)
- Loneliness Vs solitude
- Defining loneliness (pg.335)
- Am I lonely? (pg. 336)
- Can loneliness be prevented? (pg.337)
- Health complications of loneliness (pg.337)
- Management and treatment (pg.338)
- How to enjoy being alone? (pg. 339)
- Types of people in loneliness? (pg. 339-340)
- Extroverts
- Introverts
- Ambiverts
Master the skills of handlings school kids and mould future minds, an essential skill for every teacher and principal. Knowledge useful for parents, teachers as well as school counsellor. How to manage child and adolescents when they behave erratic
- Coping with stress
- Definition of stress (pg. 41-42)
- Negative stress response (pg. 42-43)
- Acute stress disorder
- Episodic acute stress disorder
- Chronic stress disorder
- Causes of stress (pg. 44-46)
- Symptoms and effects of stress (pg. 46-47)
- Acute stress effects
- Chronic Stress effects
- Stress Management (pg. 47-49)
- Practical techniques to stress treatment
- When to seek help (pg. 49)
- Anxiety
- Causes of anxiety (pg. 55)
- Fear Vs anxiety (pg. 55)
- Your brain and anxiety (pg. 56)
- What are the causes of anxiety? (pg. 56-59)
- Common risk factors for anxiety (pg. 59-60)
- Is anxiety preventable? (pg.60)
- Anxiety signs and symptoms (pg. 61- 62)
- Practical tips to manage (pg. 62)
- Panic Disorder
- What is panic disorder? (pg. 63)
- Symptoms of panic disorder (pg. 64)
- Common physical symptoms
- Psychological symptoms
- Prevalence (pg. 65)
- So, what now/next? (pg. 65)
- How to treat panic disorder?
- Counselling the patient (pg. 66)
- Practical tips to manage (pg. 66-68)
- Medication for panic disorders (pg. 68-71)
- Home remedies and lifestyle changes (pg. 71-72)
- Anxiety screening test (pg. 73-74)
- ADHD
- What is ADHD? (pg. 80-81)
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg. 80-81)
- Causes of ADHD (pg. 80-81)
- Are ADHD and autism associated? (pg. 81-82)
- Are ADHD and bipolar disorder same? (pg. 81-82)
- Do people with ADHD have anxiety symptoms? (pg. 81-82)
- Can ADHD be treated? (pg. 81-82)
- Treatment options for ADHD
- Self-care strategies (pg. 83)
- ADHD impulse control (pg. 84-87)
- ADHD in child & adult
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg. 89)
- Diagnosis of ADHD (pg. 90)
- ADHD in children (pg. 91)
- ADHD in adults (pg. 93)
- ADHD symptoms in adults (pg. 93)
- Treatment for ADHD
- Therapy for ADHD (pg. 94-97)
- Medication for ADHD (pg. 97-99)
- Self-help strategies for ADHD (pg. 99-100)
- ADHD in Teenagers
- What is teenage ADHD? (pg. 101)
- Types of ADHD (pg.103)
- Symptoms of ADHD in Children (pg.103)
- Causes and risk factors of ADHD in children (pg.104)
- Diagnosis of ADHD in children (pg.104)
- Treatment of ADHD in Children (pg.105)
- Diagnosis of ADHD in a Child
- Symptoms of ADHD (pg.109)
- The 3 subtypes of ADHD (pg.110-112)
- Hyperactive-impulsive type
- Inattentive type
- Combined typed of ADHD
- Does ADHD affect particular group differently? (pg.112)
- Early signs of ADHD (pg.113)
- ADHD characteristics age 3-5 years
- ADHD characteristics age 6-12 years
- Signs of ADHD in teens
- Diagnosing ADHD as a teenager (pg. 114)
- How is a child diagnosed with ADHD (pg.114)
- Treatment methods of ADHD
- Therapy (pg.115)
- Simple behavioral therapy (pg.115)
- Behavioral therapy (pg.116)
- Organizational skills training (pg.116-117)
- Raising a child with ADHD- parenting (pg.117-118)
- Self-care strategies (pg.119)
- FAQs about ADHD (pg.121-127)
- ADHD and kids: tips to soothe tantrums
- What are ADHD meltdowns? (pg.129-130)
- Ways to soothe them (pg.130-132)
- Autism
- What is autism (pg.135)
- Signs and symptoms (pg.135-136)
- Causes of autism (pg.136)
- Diagnosis of autism (pg.136-137)
- Management of autism (pg.137-138)
- Summary and getting help and referrals (pg.138)
- Types and symptoms of autism spectrum disorders
- Autism spectrum disorders- support needed (pg.141-142)
- Autism symptoms
- Communication patterns (pg.142)
- Social skills and interaction (pg.143)
- Non-verbal communication (pg.143)
- Relationships and social connections (pg.143)
- Behavioural patterns (pg.143)
- Rigid routines and preference structure (pg.144)
- Stereotyped behaviours (pg.144)
- Narrowed focus and interest (pg.144)
- Response to stimuli in environment (pg.144)
- Diagnosing Autism spectrum disorders (pg. 145)
- Signs and symptoms of autism in adults (pg.145-146)
- What to do after diagnosis (pg.146-147)
- Management
- Medications (pg.148-149)
- ABA – Applied behavioural techniques (pg.149-150)
- Practical tips to manage (Pg.150)
- Occupational therapy (Pg.150)
- Speech therapy (Pg.150)
- Other alternative approaches (Pg.150)
- Asperger’s syndrome- is there a treatment? (pg.152)
- Treatment for Asperger’s syndrome? (pg.152)
- Types of therapy for Asperger’s (pg.153-155)
- How is autism diagnosed (pg.156)
- Developmental screening and testing autism
- Testing for autism (pg.157)
- Medical testing (pg.157)
- Additional testing (pg.158)
- Early signs of autism (pg158-159)
- Autism and friendship – 30 ways to befriend a person on the spectrum (pg.163-166)
- How to Deal with Feelings that interfere with Learning
- Seven Skills That Invite Kids to Cooperate
- The Pitfalls of Punishment : Alternatives That Lead to Self-Discipline
- Solving Problems Together :Six Steps That Engage Children’s Creativity and Commitment
- Praise That Doesn’t Demean, Criticism That Doesn’t Wound
- How to Free a Child Who is Locked in Role
- The Parent-Teacher Partnership
- The Dream Catcher
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Dr Shama Deo BHMS doctor, complete Fellowship Psychology Counselling from NHCA Singapore and successfully shift her practice to counselling for all age groups with learning and mentorship from NHCA.
Psychology Courses
Books and classes by practitioners cover 100 case studies, diagnostic symptoms, history taking, how to counsel and manage clients for all psychology conditions.
NHCA Admission, Exam & Certificate process
Enrol with payment
Get email receipt instantly. Fee includes everything taxes, registration fee, books, exam fee, certificate fee. No hidden charge even if enrolled with timer offer
Relation manager will contact in few hours
Will send you WhatsApp number of your mentor
Get email confirmation of seat
After approval by mentor .
Books hard copy will be dispatched
Will get courier details by email. Books included in fee
Live Online Sessions Plus Self study
1 hour weekly online live session plus 4 hours self study per week. Recording available for lifetime. Attendance not mandatory.
Online MCQ exam from home
5 days exam window after course completion. No separate exam fee.
Instant result by email.
60% passing. If failed, second attempt allowed without extra charge. Attending classes will help you score better.
Hard copy Certificate
Delivered at home 4 to 6 weeks after exam. No separate certificate fee
Life time valid certificate
No renewal fee.
Programme and accreditations comply with audit requirements of hospitals, schools and NGOs. It will be accepted for job and freelance attachment.
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books & certificate
Delivered to home, included in fee
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12th pass
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Online Zoom Class + Recordings + copyright original books
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