What is the difference between a CHW and CHW Instructor certification course?

Both the Community Health Worker course as well as the Community Health Worker Instructor course consist of 160 hours, however the CHW course focuses on understanding and utilizing the 8 core competencies with community members and is a more hands-on course while the CHW Instructor course focuses on instruction and teaching of the 8 core competencies and is self-paced.

Can non-Texas residents complete a certification course?

 

The NCHWTC certification program is open to students from anywhere, but students can only apply for a certificate from the Texas Department of State Health Services’ CHW/Promotora Training and Certification Program if they are a Texas resident. All students will receive a certificate of completion from our training center, regardless of residency, while only Texas residents will be able to apply for a state certification.

When is the next CHW/ CHWI course?

Upcoming CHW Class

May 3, 2021--August 27, 2021

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Upcoming CHW Instructor Class

May 3, 2021--August 27, 2021

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How much do the certification courses cost?

CHW Class

$750

 

CHW Instructor Class

$1,050

 

How can I pay for the course?

 

 

You can pay for the CHW or CHWI class by check, cash, or credit card. Payment information or questions should be delegated to our Program Manager, Denise Martinez.

Denise Martinez | 979.436.9360 | chw-training@tamu.edu

Are there any scholarships available?

We currently do not offer any scholarships for our courses. If you have questions, please contact us at

chw-training@tamu.edu

Is attendance mandatory for the CHW/CHWI course?

Does the NCHWTC provide job placement for students in the CHW/CHWI courses?

We do not currently have a job placement service, but we do put CHW students in touch with local and state resources.