Integrated Movement Science Level 2 – Pre-requisite Bundle

Prerequisite courses for Integrated Movement Science Level 2 – All courses can be completed entirely online.

Comprising 52 streaming videos, 2 downloadable PDF manuals, and 2 online tests, the Advanced Program Design from CHEK Institute offers CECs and CEUs.

Additionally, the Holistic Health Performance for Women course from CHEK Institute provides 10.0 CECs and CEUs.

Opt for the digital CHEK Integrated Movement Science Level 2 Prerequisite bundle and enjoy savings compared to individual course purchases!

The prerequisites for CHEK Integrated Movement Science Level 2 are:

• Advanced Program Design (featuring streaming videos and a downloadable PDF manual)
• Holistic Health Performance for Women (comprising 35 streaming videos and a downloadable PDF manual)

Note: To attend CHEK Integrated Movement Science Level 2, completion of Integrated Movement Science Level 1, including the exam, and current status as a Licensed CHEK Professional are mandatory prerequisites.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What grade is required to pass?

   A passing grade of 80% is necessary for all correspondence courses. Upon successful completion of the test, a Certificate of Completion with CECs and CEUs will be issued.

2. How long does it take to complete each course?
   • Advanced Program Design: CHEK Institute recommends 28 hours.
   • Holistic Health Performance for Women: CHEK Institute recommends 10 hours.

The time required to finish each course varies based on individual preferences and reasons for enrollment. Some individuals, pursuing Continuing Education Credits, may watch the videos once and pass the test, while those interested in learning or taking it as a prerequisite for Integrated Movement Science Level 2 may watch the videos 2-3 times. Generally, students preparing for Integrated Movement Science Level 2 are advised to spend about one month studying each course, especially if they are working full time. This typically means starting four months before the course to allow time for studying and practicing concepts before the 45-day deadline before the course begins.

3. Are the tests difficult?

   While thousands who completed Integrated Movement Science Level 1 have successfully passed the tests, there may be a few individuals who don’t pass on the first attempt but generally do so upon reviewing the material. The advantage of a video correspondence course is the ability to review the content as many times as necessary. Successful completion depends more on the time spent watching the videos and reading the manual than on an individual’s current knowledge level.

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