Anonymous
02/11/2014 23:16
Subject: Re:Newborn Care Specialist Training
Email them.
I think they are moving to more of an online presence due to the needs of the people they serve.
I think they are moving to more of an online presence due to the needs of the people they serve.
Anonymous
02/09/2014 18:49
Subject: Newborn Care Specialist Training
What happened to the Alexandria School? I can't find any info there?
Anonymous
10/26/2013 17:32
Subject: Re:Newborn Care Specialist Training
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Alexandria school is the only one I'd use for NCS training. It's a great program and accredited. The NCSA is a woman who decided to create and certify her own curriculum- there's no responsibility or oversight.
You can also look into the international maternity institute.
Accerdited by who?
Ohio state board of colleges / technical schools.
If you have questions- call them. They're very friendly and can give you more info then I could.
Anonymous
10/25/2013 19:02
Subject: Newborn Care Specialist Training
What about the ICT website??
Anonymous
10/25/2013 18:34
Subject: Re:Newborn Care Specialist Training
Anonymous wrote:Alexandria school is the only one I'd use for NCS training. It's a great program and accredited. The NCSA is a woman who decided to create and certify her own curriculum- there's no responsibility or oversight.
You can also look into the international maternity institute.
Accerdited by who?
Anonymous
10/25/2013 18:31
Subject: Re:Newborn Care Specialist Training
Alexandria school is the only one I'd use for NCS training. It's a great program and accredited. The NCSA is a woman who decided to create and certify her own curriculum- there's no responsibility or oversight.
You can also look into the international maternity institute.
You can also look into the international maternity institute.
nannydebsays
10/23/2013 16:21
Subject: Newborn Care Specialist Training
Taking a class is one of multiple steps to being a **certified** NCS. You also have to log 2000 hours of verified care for newborns, and you can only do 8 hours a day that count toward that 2000. That's a minimum of 250 days of care to get certified.
The NCSA has not gone through any formal process to make their certification "formal", as far as I know.
I would check out the Alexandria School - they are planning to offer on-line classes soon:
http://www.alexandria-school.com/home
The NCSA has not gone through any formal process to make their certification "formal", as far as I know.
I would check out the Alexandria School - they are planning to offer on-line classes soon:
http://www.alexandria-school.com/home
Anonymous
10/22/2013 23:15
Subject: Newborn Care Specialist Training
I am wondering if anyone has gotten certified as A NCS?
I found a few places that have online classes
One is ICT Academy - they offer Newborn Infant Care Specialist Certificate (I & II)
The other is the NCSA website that takes you to their approved training progams (thru other agencies). The one program closest to me doesn't have a training class in a while but they do have interactive courses (online and live chats with teachers).
Both are around the same cost
What have others done??
Thanks
I found a few places that have online classes
One is ICT Academy - they offer Newborn Infant Care Specialist Certificate (I & II)
The other is the NCSA website that takes you to their approved training progams (thru other agencies). The one program closest to me doesn't have a training class in a while but they do have interactive courses (online and live chats with teachers).
Both are around the same cost
What have others done??
Thanks