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Are you passionate about EFT and willing to put in the time, effort, and development necessary to become a skilled, professional EFT practitioner?
If so, Accredited EFT International Tapping Trainers offer EFT certification for qualified candidates.
A journey to becoming an EFT International Accredited Certified EFT Practitioner begins when you join EFTinternational.org as an EFT Student and enroll in an EFT tapping training course. Upon completion of the EFT International Level 1, Level 2 (or a combined Level 1 and 2) course, you may then embark on a certification programme under the guidance of an EFT International Trainer.
Once you successfully complete your EFT International Trainer's certification programme, your Trainer will recommend you for upgrade to the EFT International Accredited Certified EFT Practitioner membership level.
EFT International Accredited Certification opportunities
Explore the full range of EFTi-accredited certification opportunities below:
EFT International Accredited Certification Requirements
EFT International Accredited Advanced Certification Requirements
EFT International Accredited Certified Master Trainer
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What is the difference between EFT certification and accreditation?
We use the terms “Certification” and “Accreditation” to refer to the process by which practitioners, first learn EFT from their chosen EFT International Master Trainer and then secondly become accredited by EFT International. The trainer assesses that the student has reached the standard required to practice safely and effectively (certification), and then EFTi assess and accredits the certified practitioner (accreditation).
Certification is issued to trainees by the trainer only. Accreditation is a direct interaction with EFT International involving both the trainee and an EFT International-accredited Trainer. The trainee practitioner joins EFT International as a Student level member and takes EFT International's Practitioner (or Advanced Practitioner) online examination, which is assessed by EFT International, independently of the trainer’s assessment.
When a student passes this examination and s/he has also trained with an EFT International Master Trainer who confirms to EFT International that the student has met the criteria laid down within the EFT International Training Syllabus, that student can upgrade to Accredited Certified Practitioner level member (or Accredited Certified Advanced Practitioner, respectively). The Practitioner is “certified” by his/her trainer and then “accredited” by EFT International.
Internal Accreditation
This accreditation process is a form of organisational accreditation, for which the official term used in UK is “internal accreditation”. Many complementary therapy courses are internally accredited by various professional organisations and associations.
External Accreditation
The other type of accreditation is national-level accreditation, known officially in UK as “external accreditation”. External accreditation is when an educational institution seeks recognition of its courses and qualifications by an external, usually government-run regulator such as Ofqual in the UK or NCFHE in Malta (www.gov.uk/government/organisations/ofqual/about). It is an ultimate level of recognition and therefore extremely rigorous, detailed, exacting, uncompromising even regarding certain requirements. To illustrate, an example would be the requirement for every examiner marking UK GCSE and A-Level national exam papers to attend standardisation meetings for a day where the minutiae of every mark for the exam are agreed. Clearly, external accreditation is usually only taken up by organisations with significant resources available to commit to this.