Join Continuing Education @Nada India in "Addiction Therapy"accredited by the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP)

Nada India has joined "The World Continuing Education Alliance" as an affiliate.The training in "Addiction Therapy" is available from the USA and is accredited by the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP).

The best way to review the content is to go to our marketplace https://www.nadaindia.info/education-page click on the image for "Addiction Therapy"

This will take you to the bottom of the page where previews of the 39 individual courses are displayed, three at a time. There you can see the first 5 or 6 slides for each course which should give you a good idea of each one.

After taking the courses you will be able to manage your learning activities and obtain certificates through our online learning management system (LMS).these courses have a value of over $1500 USD but are being made available at a tremendous discount in India for a limited time.All of these courses can be studied online in our Learning Management System environment and that each course has an exam attached which, when passed, issues the learner with a certificate of completion which can be downloaded by the learner as a PDF.

`The licenses are for individuals and grant access to the content for 12 months. The content is accredited by the CCAPP in California (https://ccappcredentialing.org/) and the content is authored by CARE-EDU (http://care-edu.com/training-menu/). You can find the pricing for the licenses here: https://www.nadaindia.info/education-page at a dramatic discount from their retail prices in the US.

It is important to mention the fact that the training is available from the USA and is accredited by the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP). You can purchase licenses for your staff, The World Continuing Education Alliance will provide all of the online content and provide all of the customer service. On demand, subject consultations are available via video / telephone at nominal fees in Hindi/English by Nada team. Supervised internships are also available on request after completion of the course.

The WCEA specializes in providing accredited Continuing Education (CE) courses from leading educators to organizations, helping learners meet their CPD requirements across a number of sectors, including nursing, medical, pharmacy, veterinary, eyecare, dental, business and teaching delivered through either our leading LMS or your own.

For further questions nadaindia@gmail.com mobile 9810594544

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