What is the difference between joining NAHCP and enrolling in an NAHCP program?
Direct Answer
Membership and program enrollment are two separate things. You can do either without the other.
The Full Answer
Enrolling in a program means purchasing and completing a specific educational offering. You receive that program’s content and, on successful completion, its completion documentation.
Membership is a separate relationship with NAHCP that provides member benefits, including member pricing on eligible paid programs and access to member resources.
You do not need to be a member to enroll in a program, and joining does not automatically enroll you in any education.
Your Next Step
Review the Membership page if you want benefits, or the Program Catalog if you want a specific program.
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