r/ChildLife

eligibility assessment questions

hello! I am in the early phases of attempting to become a CCLS. I have a few questions about the eligibility assessment and the coursework requirements.

I just got my master’s degree in child development. I am sure I’ve met the elective requirements for the coursework, and am looking to have the rest of my master’s coursework evaluated so I know for sure what additional courses I need to take online (I already know of a couple I wouldn’t have met the requirements for, and it’s mostly the actual child development courses + the research course that I’m wondering if they’ll accept what I have).

Is the eligibility assessment where I would submit my transcripts/syllabi in order find out what exact remaining academic requirements I have to meet?

Would I have to submit the assessment to know what the rest of my personal coursework requirements are?

If not the eligibility assessment, how would I get my current academic work evaluated by the ACLP to know the exact number of the remaining courses out of 10 I need?

Sorry if this is confusing, but I want to be as anchored in this process as possible, and I appreciate any/all answers!

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u/tinybootsintheshade — 7 days ago
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Society and Culture Personal Interest Project (pip)

Hey guys! I would really appreciate it if you guys did my questionnaire for my Society And Culture research project! This is for my HSC and contributes 40% to my final atar. The questionnaire is based on traditional parenting vs gentle parenting within the Lebanese-Australian community. It would be preferrable for people to be lebanese-Australian but if you are not that is completely okay, you can still do it based on your nationality! Thank you!

If you are female please fill out: https://forms.gle/1xtbaRxuzm9insKq9

If you are male please fill out: https://forms.gle/tikafRSzi6m5E9XKA

Note: The first half of the questionnaire is about YOUR upbringing, then towards the end it's for poeple who are already parents with young teenagers as kids. Thank you.

u/Original_star_001 — 14 days ago