Women's Health & Childbirth Education
CCCE stands for CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educator.
Yes. CAPPA (Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association) is an internationally recognized organization. The CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educator (CCCE) credential is respected across Canada and the United States.
No. You do not need to be a nurse or healthcare professional. CAPPA Childbirth Educator Training is open to individuals from diverse backgrounds, including parents, educators, doulas, and healthcare professionals. A passion for supporting families and learning evidence-based education is the most important requirement.
The timeline varies by individual. The 18-hour CAPPA Childbirth Educator Training fulfills part of the certification requirements. Additional steps, such as teaching experience, exam, and documentation, are completed independently following the training.
This training is delivered live and virtually, allowing participants to attend from anywhere while still engaging in interactive learning and group discussions.
No prior teaching experience is required. The training focuses on facilitation skills, adult learning strategies, and interactive teaching methods designed specifically for childbirth education.
Yes. Full attendance is required to receive the Certificate of Attendance, which is necessary for CAPPA certification.
Your fee includes:
18 hours of live virtual training
A 200-page training manual
Ongoing faculty support until certification
Access to a private peer support group
Childbirth education handout templates
No. This training fulfills part of CAPPA’s certification requirements. Additional steps are required to earn the CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educator (CCCE) designation.
Yes. Nurses receive 18 CEUs upon completion of the training.
CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educators may:
Teach independent or group prenatal classes
Partner with doulas, midwives, and healthcare teams to offer services to prenatal clients
Teach virtually or in person
Create flexible, self-directed careers
Yes. Many CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educators operate independent businesses. The training includes foundational guidance on building a private practice in childbirth education.
Yes. There is a growing demand for qualified childbirth educators as families increasingly seek evidence-based education and supportive prenatal care.
Cancellations made in writing more than six weeks before training receive a refund minus a $150 administration fee. Cancellations within six weeks are not refundable but may be transferred once to another training or attendee within 12 months.
You may request a one-time transfer to another training or assign your spot to another attendee, provided this occurs within 12 months.
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