Course costs are all inclusive. There are no
hidden fees, no workshop fees and no examination or
certification fees. The cost of shipping will be calculated when
you order your course and is dependent on where you live. You
can pay by:
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Visa
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MasterCard
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Visa Delta
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Visa Electron
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American Express
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PayPal
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Bank Transfer
The cost of the Postnatal Doula Certification program
is US$430 (approximate price conversions below), plus shipping. You will reclaim those costs in your
first 1-2 clients - most doulas charge between US$20-40
per hour for
postnatal support services.
Courses are available wherever you live. Use the
currency converter on the right to convert to your own currency.
Approximate conversions are below (the actual amounts will
depend on that days currency exchange rate):
Canadian Dollars: $430
Australian Dollars: $455
Pounds Sterling: £220
Euros: €285
Singapore Dollars: $600
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Can I pay by instalments? |
Yes! You can choose to pay for your course in one
easy payment or alternatively to pay in three or six instalments.
You will receive all your student manuals once your final
payment has been processed but in the meantime will have access
to all course materials online. Three monthly instalments costs
US$150 per month (total of US$450). Six monthly instalments
cost US$78 per month (total of US$468).
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Do
you have a refund policy? |
Yes we do! You can access all student materials through the
student website once you have registered for a course. If, after looking at
the materials, you decide that this is not quite what you are looking for,
we offer a 3 day money back guarantee. Just contact us within 3 days of
registering, and your payment will be refunded less a $25 admin fee.
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Are
there discounts for combined courses or existing students? |
Yes there are! Registering for more than one course means
significant discounts on your training costs. If you register for one course
now, you can always add courses later and receive a student discount.
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Do you
offer scholarships? |
Scholarships are not offered by Childbirth International. If
finances are tight, making training difficult, there are several options
available to you. You could choose the instalment plan, spreading the cost
of your training over several months. If you would like to do the Postnatal
Doula and Antenatal Teacher courses, you could start with the Postnatal Doula
course and then receive the discounted fee for existing students and upgrade
to the Antenatal Teacher program later (or any other full certification
course offered by Childbirth International). You could approach local
government and small business organisations for assistance as they often
have business start-up programs, or approach community groups like your local
church. Another alternative is that you could use the income from your first
1-2 postnatal clients to pay for your training.
