Courses

Teaching Adult Learner:

Strategies and Techniques for Nursing and Allied Health Program Educators.

Teaching Adult Learners
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Course Length

30 Hours
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Format

100% Online
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CEUs

30 CEUs
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Cost

$114.99
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Course Length

30 Hours
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CEUs

30 CEUs
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Format

100% Online
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Cost

$114.99

Course Overview

The Teaching Adult Learner course prepares nursing and allied health professionals with the strategies and techniques needed to excel as program educators. Whether you’re transitioning into an instructional role or seeking to sharpen your classroom skills, this course delivers practical, evidence-based methods you can apply immediately.

This course is approved for 30 continuing education units (CEU) by the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN). Participants must achieve a minimum score of 85% on the final exam and complete a course evaluation to receive their certificate.

Course Modules

This course is divided into 10 modules covering the full spectrum of adult education in healthcare settings.

One

Adult Learning Theories

Two

Instructional Planning for Student Success

Three

Preparing and Creating Lesson Plans

Four

Effective Teaching Strategies

Five

Managing the Adult Classroom

Six

Student Learning

Seven

Student Assessment

Eight

Enhancing Students' Professional Skills

Nine

Teaching to the Learning Styles of Nursing and Allied Health Program Students

Ten

Leading and Motivating

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$114.99

One-time payment — no hidden fees

Format

Online, self-paced

Length

30 hrs | 30 CEU

Enrollment

Year-round, open

Credential

Certficate of Completion

Campus Locations

  • Online, Self-paced, Can be completed anywhere

FAQs

Questions?

Here are a few things everyone asks. If you don’t see your question, reach out to see whether our Teaching Adult Learner course is right for you.

High Desert Medical College’s Teaching the Adult Learner course is designed for Licensed vocational nurses (LVNs), registered nurses (RNs), and allied health professionals who teach or plan to teach in nursing and allied health programs.

Your certificate will be issued electronically once you’ve scored at least 85% on the final exam and completed the course evaluation.

Yes, High Desert Medical College’s Teaching Adult Learner course is approved for 30 CEUs by the California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN).

No. Enrollment is open year-round. Start any time and work at your own pace.

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