Off topic, sorry, just wanted some info :O)

[Guest guest]

Hi guys, I just wanted to ask if anyone is a holistic nutritionist or

councilor, or similar. I'm really looking for a life/career change

now that my kids are almost grown. The more research I've done on

nutrition, the more interested I've become and would like to start a

career in holistic health and nutrition. But where do I start? How

can I choose a good, distance learning collage, and what do I look for

in their curriculum? Because of budget and my remote location I need

alternative learning options. What diplomas, degrees or

certifications will be granted after educational requirements are met

and what career opportunities will be open to me? Having a well

rounded education is important to me. How can I get into contacts

with others in the same career? In the future I would like to manage

or even own a health food store or maybe become a nutritional

consultant or work with women's groups or something similar. I am

also a writer so the writing possibilities that would be open to

someone knowledgeable (not to mention formally educated and certified)

in the field also greatly appeal to me. Any information would be

highly appreciated.

 

Please forgive me if this is completely off topic and my questions

offend anyone. Believe me, I am the most unconfrontational person

there is and would never knowingly break any rules. Have a great day!

)

Melissa

[Guest guest]

Clayton College of Natural Health has distance learning courses...

http://www.ccnh.edu/

They will send you free info too...

Stephanie

 

 

 

 

, " rmbeckwith87 "

<rmbeckwith87 wrote:

>

> Hi guys, I just wanted to ask if anyone is a holistic nutritionist

or

> councilor, or similar. I'm really looking for a life/career change

> now that my kids are almost grown. The more research I've done on

> nutrition, the more interested I've become and would like to start a

> career in holistic health and nutrition. But where do I start? How

> can I choose a good, distance learning collage, and what do I look

for

> in their curriculum? Because of budget and my remote location I

need

> alternative learning options. What diplomas, degrees or

> certifications will be granted after educational requirements are

met

> and what career opportunities will be open to me? Having a well

> rounded education is important to me. How can I get into contacts

> with others in the same career? In the future I would like to

manage

> or even own a health food store or maybe become a nutritional

> consultant or work with women's groups or something similar. I am

> also a writer so the writing possibilities that would be open to

> someone knowledgeable (not to mention formally educated and

certified)

> in the field also greatly appeal to me. Any information would be

> highly appreciated.

>

> Please forgive me if this is completely off topic and my questions

> offend anyone. Believe me, I am the most unconfrontational person

> there is and would never knowingly break any rules. Have a great

day!

> )

> Melissa

>