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    Certificate Programs in Nutritional Science

    Some educational programs offer a certificate of completion rather than a degree. These programs provide needed classes to prepare a student in a specific field. Sometimes a student who is already working will earn a certificate to focus on a certain concentration or to improve their capacity to receive a higher salary.

    What is a certificate in nutrition? This type of certification requires an educational background in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and other related science fields. Classes will concentrate on nutrition, food science, dietetics, and other related curricula. Students will divide their time between classroom instruction and supervised clinical training. Some or all classwork may be available online. After earning a certificate, candidates may enter the workforce or decide to continue their education.

    In addition to gaining empirical knowledge of nutrition and food science, students will also improve skills that can benefit their earning potential. Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, along with interpersonal skills, will aid candidates in their work capability. Good communication will be valuable in working with clients who may be sensitive and vulnerable.

    Certificates can be received in diverse educational settings, including universities, community colleges, online instructional programs, and trade schools. The rate for a certificate program depends not only on the institution but also the location where it is offered. Students should contact the admissions office of the learning facility they want to attend to determine costs and other fees.

    With a nutrition certificate, students will be competent to work with patients and medical professionals in offices, clinics, cafeterias, health clubs, and other facilities that offer nutritional support. People in this field may provide nutrition counseling and create programs and support groups to improve overall health. Some students may prefer to specialize in an academic research setting rather than work with the general public.

    Classes may be offered on a full-time or part-time basis to give students flexibility in their schedules. If you want to begin classes for a nutrition certificate, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.