The natural health and wellness industries are constantly changing, which is why we offer CECs for many of our short courses.
CECs (Continuing Education Credits) are a points system used to measure education programs, activities, and events that improve existing skills or develop new ones. CECs are a way to ensure that we stay up to date with the latest standards and developments in the health and fitness industry.
What are CECs?
How do CECs work?
How are CECs awarded?
We currently offer CECs on a selection of our Nutrition and Mental Health and Wellness Short Courses. You can identify CEC courses by looking out for the badge pictured below.
You can find out more about AUSActive membership on the website and AUSActive and CECs on Endeavour Short Courses right here.
Take a look at our full range of Nutrition Short Courses here.
Find out more about our full range of Mental Health and Wellness Short Courses here.
On top of receiving CECs, after completing an Endeavour Short Course, you’ll receive a Credly badge. You can add the badge to your resume and share it on your socials. Plus, when you attain a series of Credly badges, you may be eligible to apply for credit into selected degrees at Endeavour College of Natural Health.
Endeavour Short Courses
We’re here to help you make the most of this one precious life and champion every person who wants to learn.
With Endeavour Short Courses, you'll receive reliable and relevant information to improve your own and your clients' health and wellbeing. Our short courses are designed and supported by instructors at the forefront of their industry and backed by our quality education credentials.
If you want to find out more about our CEC Short Courses or have any questions, fill out the contact form below and one of our team members will be happy to help.
Alternatively, we also have an FAQ page that covers the general bases.
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