The Facilitating Career Development Training Program is an intense training program that includes up to 120 hours of instruction. The Training Program is taught by knowledgeable instructors who have been trained in the delivery of the curriculum. The curriculum addresses major career development areas and provides up-to-date resources, references, career-related website and much more. The NCDA Curriculum has been approved by the Center for Credentialing and Education. Individuals that successfully complete the NCDA Training Program are eligible to apply for the new NCDA Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP) credential or the Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF) credential.
The FCD Training Program is designed for those with varying educational backgrounds and work experiences, this program focuses on building foundational career development skills. Participants receive in-depth training in core career development competencies, enabling them to provide high-quality career services to a broad range of populations, including K-12 students, higher education, workforce development, government employees, veterans, justice-involved individuals, and those navigating career transitions. The skills are transferrable and can be used in various settings and populations in need of career development services.
Upon successful completion of the FCD Training Program, individuals can apply for the competency-based Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP) Credential at no additional fee. Instructions to apply for the CCSP credential are included in the newest edition of the NCDA FCD Student Manual. Questions: please contact Mary Ann Powell