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We are delighted to announce that The Mindful Birth Group® teacher training course is accredited by the Federation of Antenatal Educators (FEDANT).
What does this mean for parents and the teachers who train with us?
FEDANT provides a National Register of Antenatal Educators, Breastfeeding Counsellors, Doulas and CAM Practitioners who are all qualified and insured. The National Register lists a variety of professionals who may be qualified by different routes and with differing specialities; this provides the facility for you to choose who best meets your personal criteria.
Every Antenatal Educator on the National Register has met National Safety Criteria and provided evidence of their qualification/s and insurance. They have also agreed to abide by the FEDANT Code of Ethics which includes a commitment to maintain their skills with continuing professional development.
Course accreditation is a ‘mark of quality’. Courses granted FEDANT NCAV accreditation are evidenced to be well structured, contain the core elements where applicable and are relevant to the profession.
Benefits include:
The Mindful Birth Group® FEDANT registration number is 1012421/235.
Are you a parent looking to book a course with us? Find out more here.
Are you interested in training with us as a teacher? Find out more here.
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