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From foundational nutrition principles to advanced clinical therapy, our courses equip you with practical skills and recognised credentials.

INTM Course Curricula

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Programme 01 · Foundation Diploma

Diploma in Nutritional Therapy – Level 1

📅 6–9 Months 💻 Blended Learning 🎓 Level 1 Diploma
Award
Diploma – Level 1 (Foundation)
Duration
6 – 9 Months
Mode
Blended Learning (Online + Practical)
Target Audience
School leavers, career changers, health enthusiasts entering the nutrition profession
Certification
Diploma in Nutritional Therapy (Level 1)
Progression
Level 2 Diploma in Nutritional Therapy

Programme Overview

Level 1 of the Diploma in Nutritional Therapy establishes a comprehensive foundation in nutrition science, human physiology, and the basic principles of nutritional therapy. Students develop practical skills in dietary assessment and learn how food and nutrients influence health, enabling them to support individuals with basic nutritional guidance.

Learning Objectives

Understand the fundamental principles of human nutrition and dietary science
Describe the anatomy and physiology of the human digestive system
Identify the role of macronutrients and micronutrients in maintaining health
Conduct basic dietary assessments and identify nutritional imbalances
Understand the ethical, professional, and legal framework governing nutritional therapy
Design simple evidence-based dietary recommendations for generally healthy individuals

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Introduction to Nutritional TherapyHistory of nutritional therapy; food as medicine philosophy; scope of practice; professional ethics
2Macronutrients – Carbohydrates, Proteins & FatsFunctions, sources, digestion, and metabolism; glycaemic index; essential vs non-essential nutrients
3Micronutrients – Vitamins & MineralsFat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins; major and trace minerals; deficiency and toxicity signs
4Human Digestive SystemAnatomy of the GI tract; digestion and absorption processes; role of enzymes and stomach acid
5Water, Hydration & ElectrolytesFunctions of water; electrolyte balance; daily hydration requirements; dehydration effects
6Energy Metabolism & BalanceCaloric value of foods; BMR and TDEE; energy balance; metabolic rate influencing factors
7Nutritional Assessment Methods24-hour recall; food frequency questionnaires; diet diaries; anthropometric measurements
8Food Groups & Dietary GuidelinesNational and international dietary guidelines; food pyramids; plate models; food labelling
9Phytonutrients & Functional FoodsAntioxidants; flavonoids; carotenoids; probiotics and prebiotics; superfoods overview
10Basic Meal Planning PrinciplesBalanced meal design; portion control; food combining; allergen awareness in meal planning
11Professional Practice & CommunicationConsultation skills; client record keeping; referral pathways; confidentiality; scope of practice
12Assessment & Practical PortfolioWritten examination; case study; dietary assessment practical; reflective practice journal

Assessment Methods

Written theory examination – 70% pass mark
Dietary assessment and report (case study)
Basic meal plan design assignment
Professional reflective practice journal
Practical portfolio of client consultations (supervised)

Ready to begin your nutrition journey?Enrol in Diploma NTP Level 1 and transform your career.
Programme 02 · Intermediate Diploma

Diploma in Nutritional Therapy – Level 2

📅 9–12 Months 🏥 Clinical Practice 🎓 Level 2 Diploma
Award
Diploma – Level 2 (Intermediate)
Duration
9 – 12 Months
Mode
Blended Learning (Online + Supervised Clinical Practice)
Target Audience
Graduates of Level 1 Diploma or equivalent; practising nutrition professionals
Certification
Diploma in Nutritional Therapy (Level 2)
Progression
Professional Diploma in Nutrition / Graduate Diploma

Programme Overview

Level 2 advances knowledge gained at Level 1 into clinical and therapeutic application. Students explore the biochemical basis of disease, therapeutic nutrition protocols, clinical assessment skills, and the management of complex nutritional cases. Graduates are equipped to work independently as nutritional therapists.

Learning Objectives

Apply functional medicine and systems biology principles to nutritional therapy
Understand the biochemical basis of chronic disease and its nutritional management
Conduct comprehensive nutritional assessments including functional testing
Design personalised therapeutic nutrition protocols for common health conditions
Understand supplement therapy, herb-drug interactions, and evidence-based supplementation
Manage a caseload ethically and professionally as an independent nutritional therapist

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Functional Medicine & Systems BiologyRoot cause approach; timeline and matrix tool; functional medicine model; interconnected body systems
2Advanced Biochemistry for Nutritional TherapistsCellular metabolism; oxidative stress; methylation; detoxification pathways; hormone biochemistry
3Gastrointestinal Health & the MicrobiomeGut dysbiosis; leaky gut; SIBO; IBS; microbiome testing; therapeutic nutrition for GI disorders
4Nutritional ImmunologyImmune system nutrition; inflammation; autoimmunity; allergy and food intolerance management
5Endocrine System & Hormonal NutritionThyroid, adrenal, and reproductive hormones; insulin resistance; blood sugar regulation protocols
6Cardiovascular NutritionLipid metabolism; dyslipidaemia; hypertension; inflammation markers; heart-protective dietary strategies
7Mental Health & Nutritional PsychiatryBrain-gut axis; neurotransmitter nutrition; depression, anxiety, ADHD; omega-3 and mood
8Nutritional Management of Chronic DiseaseDiabetes, obesity, PCOS, arthritis, osteoporosis; therapeutic diet protocols; evidence review
9Supplement Therapy & NutraceuticalsTherapeutic doses; bioavailability; supplement interactions; evidence-based supplementation protocols
10Functional & Laboratory TestingInterpretation of blood tests; food intolerance tests; stool analysis; nutrient deficiency testing
11Clinical Case ManagementCase formulation; treatment planning; monitoring and review; referral and collaborative care
12Research Methods & Evidence-Based PracticeHierarchy of evidence; reading research; critical appraisal; applying evidence to clinical practice

Assessment Methods

Written examinations per module – 75% pass mark
Full clinical case study with therapeutic nutrition protocol (2,500 words)
Functional test interpretation assignment
Supervised clinical practice hours log (minimum 50 hours)
Final integrative case presentation

Advance your nutritional therapy career.Build clinical expertise with our Level 2 Diploma.
Programme 03 · Professional Diploma

Professional Diploma in Nutrition

📅 9–12 Months 🎓 Professional Level 💼 Career-Focused
Award
Professional Diploma
Duration
9 – 12 Months
Mode
Blended (Online + Practical Workshops)
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals, dietetic assistants, wellness practitioners, educators
Certification
Professional Diploma in Nutrition
Progression
Graduate Diploma / MSc in Nutritional Science

Programme Overview

The Professional Diploma in Nutrition is an advanced, career-focused programme integrating nutritional science with clinical application, public health nutrition, and professional practice. It produces competent, evidence-based nutrition professionals equipped for diverse professional settings.

Learning Objectives

Demonstrate advanced knowledge of nutritional science across the life stages
Apply evidence-based nutrition guidelines in professional practice settings
Conduct comprehensive nutrition assessments and develop personalised interventions
Understand the intersection of nutrition, public health, and chronic disease prevention
Communicate nutrition information effectively to diverse audiences
Operate within professional, ethical, and legal frameworks as a nutrition professional

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Advanced Nutritional ScienceNutrient metabolism; bioavailability; gene-nutrient interactions; nutritional genomics
2Nutrition Across the Life CycleNutritional requirements from preconception through to older adulthood; life-stage interventions
3Diet & Chronic Disease PreventionEpidemiological evidence; dietary risk factors for NCDs; food-based dietary guidelines
4Sports & Exercise NutritionMacronutrient timing; hydration in sport; ergogenic aids; weight category sport nutrition
5Clinical Nutrition AssessmentAnthropometrics; biochemical markers; dietary intake tools; clinical signs of malnutrition
6Personalised Nutrition & NutrigenomicsGenetic testing in nutrition; personalised dietary advice; precision nutrition ethics
7Public Health NutritionSocial determinants; food systems; food security; population-level dietary interventions
8Nutrition Communication & Behaviour ChangeHealth literacy; motivational interviewing; behaviour change models; counselling skills
9Food Systems & SustainabilitySustainable diets; planetary health; food waste; environmental impact of food choices
10Research & Evidence-Based NutritionSystematic reviews; study design; statistical literacy; translating research into practice
11Nutrition Counselling & Consultation SkillsConducting consultations; goal setting; follow-up and monitoring; documentation standards
12Professional Practice & EthicsScope of practice; professional boundaries; regulatory bodies; continuing professional development

Assessment Methods

Written examinations – 75% pass mark
Nutrition assessment report and dietary intervention plan
Public health nutrition project
Client consultation portfolio (minimum 40 supervised hours)
Evidence-based literature review (3,000 words)

Elevate your professional credentials.Join the Professional Diploma in Nutrition.
Programme 04 · Wellness Diploma

Diploma in Lifestyle & Wellness Management

📅 6–9 Months 🧘 Wellness Focus 💼 Corporate Ready
Award
Diploma
Duration
6 – 9 Months
Mode
Blended Learning
Target Audience
Wellness coaches, HR professionals, fitness instructors, health educators, corporate wellness officers
Certification
Diploma in Lifestyle & Wellness Management

Programme Overview

This diploma provides a comprehensive grounding in the multidimensional concept of wellness, covering physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions. Students learn evidence-based strategies for lifestyle modification, stress management, sleep optimisation, and behaviour change, enabling them to support individuals and organisations in achieving sustainable wellness.

Learning Objectives

Define and explain the dimensions of wellness and lifestyle medicine
Apply behaviour change models to support sustainable lifestyle modification
Design personalised wellness plans addressing nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and stress
Understand the psychophysiology of stress and evidence-based management strategies
Implement wellness programmes in individual, community, and corporate settings
Operate as a professional wellness manager within ethical and scope-of-practice boundaries

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Foundations of Wellness & Lifestyle MedicineDimensions of wellness; lifestyle medicine principles; biopsychosocial model; wellbeing science
2Nutrition for WellnessAnti-inflammatory eating; Mediterranean and whole-food dietary patterns; nutritional foundations of energy
3Physical Activity & Exercise ScienceBenefits of movement; exercise prescription principles; sedentary behaviour risks; FITT principles
4Sleep Science & RestorationSleep physiology; sleep hygiene; consequences of poor sleep; circadian rhythm optimisation
5Stress Physiology & ManagementHPA axis; chronic stress effects; cortisol and health; mindfulness, breathing, and relaxation techniques
6Mental & Emotional WellnessEmotional intelligence; resilience building; positive psychology; mental health first aid
7Behaviour Change Theories & CoachingTranstheoretical Model; COM-B; motivational interviewing; SMART goal setting; habit formation
8Digital & Environmental WellnessScreen time and health; blue light; social media wellbeing; environmental toxins; nature therapy
9Wellness Assessment & PlanningWellness wheel assessment; personalised wellness plan development; monitoring and review
10Corporate Wellness Programme DesignNeeds assessment; programme design; ROI of wellness; workplace wellbeing strategy
11Community & Social WellnessSocial connectedness; community health promotion; cultural competence in wellness practice
12Professional Wellness PracticeBuilding a wellness practice; client management; scope of practice; professional ethics

Assessment Methods

Written theory examinations – 70% pass mark
Personal wellness plan design project
Wellness assessment practical (client case)
Corporate wellness programme proposal
Reflective professional practice portfolio

Become a certified wellness professional.Launch your career in lifestyle and wellness management.
Programme 05 · Certificate (Short Course)

Introduction to Nutrition Therapy

📅 1–4 Weeks🌱 Beginner Friendly💻 Online
Award
Certificate (Short Course)
Duration
1 – 4 Weeks
Mode
Online / Classroom
Target Audience
General public, health enthusiasts, community workers, beginners in nutrition
Certification
Certificate in Introduction to Nutrition Therapy

Programme Overview

This introductory short course is designed for individuals with little or no prior knowledge of nutrition. It provides an accessible overview of how food and nutrients affect health, introduces the concept of therapeutic nutrition, and empowers learners to make informed dietary choices for themselves and their communities.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1What is Nutrition Therapy?Definition; history; difference from dietetics; food-first philosophy; scope of practice overview
2The Big Three – Carbs, Proteins & FatsSources; functions; daily requirements; healthy vs unhealthy choices; reading food labels
3Vitamins, Minerals & WaterKey vitamins and minerals; food sources; signs of deficiency; hydration basics
4Your Digestive SystemHow food is broken down; importance of gut health; common digestive complaints; tips for a healthy gut
5Food & Your Energy LevelsBlood sugar balance; caffeine; meal timing; foods that drain vs restore energy
6Diet, Immunity & Disease PreventionAnti-inflammatory foods; immune-boosting nutrients; diet and chronic disease risk
7Reading Labels & Making Healthy ChoicesDecoding nutrition labels; spotting hidden sugars and additives; healthy shopping on a budget
8Introduction to Therapeutic EatingHealing diets overview; anti-inflammatory diet; elimination diets; gut healing foods

Assessment Methods

Online or written quiz per module – 60% pass mark
Healthy eating plan reflection exercise
Certificate of Completion awarded on full attendance and assessment

Start your nutrition journey today.A perfect first step into nutritional therapy.
Programme 06 · Certificate

Meal Planning & Dietary Management

📅 2–6 Weeks🍽️ Practical Skills💻 Online / Workshop
Award
Certificate
Duration
2 – 6 Weeks
Mode
Online / Classroom / Workshop
Target Audience
Individuals, caregivers, nutrition students, community health workers, culinary professionals
Certification
Certificate in Meal Planning & Dietary Management

Programme Overview

This practical course equips learners with the skills to plan, design, and manage balanced meals for individuals and groups across different life stages, health conditions, and dietary preferences. It integrates nutritional science with practical kitchen and budgeting skills.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Principles of Balanced Meal PlanningMyPlate/Eat Well guide; macro and micronutrient balance; portion sizes; meal frequency
2Nutritional Requirements Across Life StagesInfants, children, adolescents, adults, pregnant/lactating women, and older adults
3Special Diets & Dietary RestrictionsVegetarian and vegan planning; halal/kosher; gluten-free; lactose-free; low-FODMAP diets
4Food Allergies & IntolerancesCommon allergens; substitution strategies; cross-contamination prevention; reading labels
5Meal Planning for Health ConditionsDiabetes meal plans; heart-healthy diets; low-sodium; renal diet basics; anti-inflammatory menus
6Batch Cooking & Meal Prep StrategiesEfficient meal preparation; batch cooking; storage and shelf life; reducing food waste
7Healthy Eating on a BudgetCost-effective nutrition; seasonal produce; plant-based proteins; reducing waste
8Menu Development & Nutritional AnalysisDeveloping weekly menus; using nutrition analysis tools; calorie and nutrient calculations
9Practical Meal Plan DesignHands-on group project; creating 7-day meal plans for assigned client profiles

Assessment Methods

Written quiz per module – 65% pass mark
7-day meal plan design project (individual client scenario)
Practical menu presentation and nutritional analysis report

Master the art of nutritional meal planning.Practical skills for real-world dietary management.
Programme 07 · Certificate

Nutrition for Disease Prevention

📅 3–6 Weeks🏥 Health Focused💻 Online
Award
Certificate / Short Course
Duration
3 – 6 Weeks
Mode
Online / Classroom
Target Audience
Healthcare workers, community health educators, wellness coaches, general public
Certification
Certificate in Nutrition for Disease Prevention

Programme Overview

This course explores the powerful role of nutrition in preventing and reducing the risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, obesity, and osteoporosis. Learners develop an understanding of dietary risk factors and evidence-based preventive nutrition strategies.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Nutrition & Chronic Disease – An OverviewGlobal burden of NCDs; diet as modifiable risk factor; primary, secondary, tertiary prevention
2Inflammation, Oxidative Stress & DietInflammatory pathways; pro- and anti-inflammatory foods; antioxidant nutrients; free radicals
3Cardiovascular Disease PreventionDietary fats; cholesterol; sodium; plant sterols; Mediterranean diet evidence; DASH diet
4Diabetes Prevention & Blood Sugar ManagementInsulin resistance; glycaemic index and load; fibre; chromium; dietary management of pre-diabetes
5Cancer Prevention Through NutritionCancer-fighting phytonutrients; processed meat and cancer risk; alcohol; gut health and cancer
6Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome PreventionEnergy balance; adiposity; adipokines; whole-food dietary approaches; ultra-processed food risks
7Bone Health & Osteoporosis PreventionCalcium and vitamin D; bone-building foods; acidic dietary patterns; lifestyle and bone density
8Gut Microbiome & Disease PreventionDiversity of gut flora; fibre and prebiotic foods; probiotics; microbiome-immune-disease links
9Preventive Nutrition in PracticeCommunity dietary advice; motivational approaches; practical dietary swap strategies

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Disease prevention dietary plan for a specific NCD (written assignment)
Community nutrition education presentation

Food as preventive medicine.Learn to reduce chronic disease risk through nutrition.
Programme 08 · Certificate

Gut Health & Digestive Wellness

📅 2–4 Weeks🦠 Microbiome Science💻 Online
Award
Certificate / Short Course
Duration
2 – 4 Weeks
Mode
Online / Classroom
Target Audience
Nutrition therapists, health coaches, general public, individuals with digestive concerns
Certification
Certificate in Gut Health & Digestive Wellness

Programme Overview

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the gut as the foundation of health. It covers the anatomy and function of the digestive system, the role of the gut microbiome, and evidence-based nutritional strategies for managing and improving digestive wellness.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Anatomy & Physiology of DigestionGI tract structure; digestive enzymes; stomach acid; bile; nutrient absorption sites
2The Gut MicrobiomeComposition; diversity; functions of gut flora; testing methods; dysbiosis consequences
3The Gut-Brain AxisEnteric nervous system; vagus nerve; gut-mood connection; serotonin production; psychobiotics
4The Gut-Immune ConnectionGut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT); leaky gut; intestinal permeability; immune modulation
5Common Digestive DisordersIBS; IBD; Crohn's disease; ulcerative colitis; GERD; constipation; diarrhoea; bloating
6SIBO & Small Intestinal DisordersSmall intestinal bacterial overgrowth; causes; symptoms; testing; dietary management
7Healing Diets for the GutLow-FODMAP diet; elimination diet; SCD; gut-healing foods protocol
8Probiotics, Prebiotics & PostbioticsTypes of probiotics; strain-specific evidence; prebiotic foods; fermented foods; supplement selection
9Lifestyle & Gut HealthStress and gut; sleep and digestion; exercise and microbiome; mindful eating practices
10Practical Gut Health Assessment & PlanningDigestive symptom questionnaires; elimination protocol design; case study application

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Gut health protocol design for a client case study
Written reflection on gut-brain-immune axis

The gut is the foundation of health.Master digestive wellness and microbiome science.
Programme 09 · Certificate

Weight Management & Lifestyle Coaching

📅 4–8 Weeks⚖️ Coaching Skills💻 Online / Blended
Award
Certificate
Duration
4 – 8 Weeks
Mode
Online / Blended
Target Audience
Wellness coaches, fitness professionals, nutritional therapists, healthcare workers
Certification
Certificate in Weight Management & Lifestyle Coaching

Programme Overview

This course provides evidence-based knowledge and practical coaching skills for supporting individuals in achieving and maintaining a healthy weight through sustainable lifestyle change. It moves beyond calorie counting to address the physiological, psychological, and behavioural drivers of weight.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Physiology of Weight RegulationEnergy balance; adipose tissue; leptin and ghrelin; set point theory; metabolic adaptation
2Hormones & Weight ManagementInsulin, cortisol, oestrogen, thyroid; hormonal weight gain patterns; blood sugar dysregulation
3Psychology of Eating & Body WeightEmotional eating; binge eating; food addiction; body image; weight stigma and bias
4Evidence-Based Dietary ApproachesLow-carbohydrate; intermittent fasting; Mediterranean; plant-based; comparative evidence
5Physical Activity for Weight ManagementExercise and energy expenditure; resistance training; NEAT; overcoming barriers to activity
6Sleep, Stress & WeightSleep deprivation and weight gain; cortisol and fat storage; stress eating cycles; recovery strategies
7Behaviour Change for Weight ManagementCOM-B model; TTM stages of change; motivational interviewing; goal setting; relapse prevention
8Non-Diet & Weight-Inclusive ApproachesHealth at Every Size (HAES); intuitive eating; rejecting diet culture; sustainable health goals
9Coaching Skills for Weight ManagementCoaching conversation frameworks; active listening; empathy; accountability structures
10Designing a Weight Management ProgrammeClient assessment; personalised programme design; monitoring tools; follow-up protocols

Assessment Methods

Written quizzes – 70% pass mark
Individualised weight management plan development (client case)
Coaching session roleplay/recording and self-evaluation

Transform lives through evidence-based coaching.Master weight management and lifestyle change skills.
Programme 10 · Certificate

Nutrition for Children & Maternal Health

📅 4–6 Weeks👶 Paediatric & Maternal💻 Online
Award
Certificate
Duration
4 – 6 Weeks
Mode
Online / Classroom
Target Audience
Nurses, midwives, childcare workers, parents, nutritionists, community health workers
Certification
Certificate in Nutrition for Children & Maternal Health

Programme Overview

This course covers the critical nutritional needs from preconception through pregnancy, breastfeeding, infancy, toddlerhood, and childhood. It equips learners with evidence-based knowledge to support maternal health, optimal foetal development, early childhood nutrition, and the prevention of nutrition-related disorders in children.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Preconception NutritionFertility nutrition; folate; fertility superfoods; preparing the body for conception
2Nutrition During Pregnancy – 1st TrimesterCritical nutrients: folate, iodine, iron, omega-3; managing nausea; food safety in pregnancy
3Nutrition During Pregnancy – 2nd & 3rd TrimesterIncreased energy needs; calcium and vitamin D; gestational diabetes; pre-eclampsia and diet
4Breastfeeding & Lactation NutritionNutritional demands of lactation; milk production and diet; foods to embrace and avoid
5Infant Nutrition – 0 to 6 MonthsExclusive breastfeeding; formula feeding; colostrum; growth monitoring; vitamin K and D
6Weaning & Complementary FeedingIntroduction of solids; baby-led weaning; progression of textures; first foods; allergen introduction
7Toddler & Pre-school Nutrition (1–5 years)Fussy eating; portion sizes; iron, calcium, and zinc; healthy snacks; dental health and diet
8School-age Children's Nutrition (5–12 years)Cognitive development and diet; healthy lunchboxes; sugar; breakfast importance
9Childhood Obesity PreventionIdentifying healthy weight in children; family-based approaches; food environment; physical activity
10Common Paediatric Nutritional IssuesAnaemia; constipation; food allergies in children; growth faltering; nutritional support strategies

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Nutritional plan for a pregnant woman or young child case study
Weaning guide development practical project

Nurture the next generation.Master nutrition across the maternal and paediatric lifecycle.
Programme 11 · Certificate

Community Nutrition & Public Health

📅 4–8 Weeks🌍 Public Health💻 Online / Blended
Award
Certificate / Short Course
Duration
4 – 8 Weeks
Mode
Online / Blended
Target Audience
Public health professionals, community health workers, NGO workers, social workers
Certification
Certificate in Community Nutrition & Public Health

Programme Overview

This course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to address nutritional challenges at a population level. It covers food security, malnutrition, public health nutrition interventions, community assessment tools, and strategies for improving nutrition outcomes within diverse communities.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Principles of Public Health NutritionDefinitions; global nutrition landscape; burden of malnutrition; SDGs and nutrition
2Social Determinants of NutritionPoverty; food insecurity; education; gender; ethnicity; access to healthcare and food
3Forms of MalnutritionStunting; wasting; underweight; anaemia; vitamin A and iodine deficiency; overweight and obesity
4Food Security & Food SystemsFood access, availability, utilisation, and stability; sustainable food systems; food deserts
5Community Nutrition Assessment MethodsDietary surveys; anthropometric screening; food frequency tools; community mapping
6Nutrition in Vulnerable PopulationsRefugees; elderly; HIV-affected communities; disaster nutrition; emergency food programmes
7National Nutrition Policies & ProgrammesGovernment food-based dietary guidelines; school feeding programmes; fortification policies
8Nutrition Behaviour Change Communication (BCC)BCC strategies; health promotion models; community mobilisation; mass media and social media
9Designing Community Nutrition ProgrammesNeeds assessment; SMART objectives; programme logic model; M&E frameworks
10Monitoring & Evaluation in Nutrition ProgrammesIndicators; data collection; outcome vs impact; programme reporting; lessons learned

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Community nutrition assessment report (practical fieldwork or case study)
Community nutrition programme design proposal

Nutrition at the population level.Drive change in community and public health settings.
Programme 12 · Certificate

Corporate Wellness & Nutrition Programs

📅 2–4 Weeks🏢 Corporate Focus💻 Online / In-house
Award
Certificate
Duration
2 – 4 Weeks
Mode
Online / In-house Workshop
Target Audience
HR managers, corporate wellness officers, occupational health professionals, nutrition coaches
Certification
Certificate in Corporate Wellness & Nutrition Programs

Programme Overview

This course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to design, implement, and evaluate effective workplace wellness and nutrition programmes. It explores the business case for corporate wellness, evidence-based nutrition strategies for productivity, and practical frameworks for creating a healthy workplace culture.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Nutrition, Health & Workplace ProductivityDiet and cognitive performance; energy management; fatigue; absenteeism and nutrition links
2The Business Case for Corporate WellnessROI evidence; cost of poor health; productivity gains; talent retention and wellness culture
3Workplace Nutrition Audit & Needs AssessmentEmployee health assessment tools; catering audit; health risk appraisal; identifying priorities
4Designing a Corporate Nutrition ProgrammeProgramme objectives; tiers of intervention; catering improvement; vending and canteen policies
5Mental Health & Nutrition in the WorkplaceStress, burnout, and diet; nutrition for mental resilience; sleep support strategies
6Physical Activity & Sedentary Behaviour at WorkActivity breaks; walking challenges; ergonomics; sit-stand workstations; step initiatives
7Behaviour Change in Corporate SettingsNudge theory; environmental redesign; incentive structures; peer influence; change champions
8Delivering Nutrition Education in the WorkplaceWorkshops; lunch and learn sessions; digital tools; nutrition newsletters; health fairs
9Programme Evaluation & ROI MeasurementKPIs; pre/post health assessments; absenteeism data; employee satisfaction; ROI frameworks

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Corporate wellness programme proposal (for a chosen workplace scenario)
Workplace nutrition audit template design

Build healthier workplaces.Design and deliver impactful corporate wellness programmes.
Programme 13 · Certificate (Short Course)

Food Safety & Hygiene Awareness

📅 1–3 Days🛡️ Safety Focused💻 Online / Classroom
Award
Certificate (Short Course / Awareness Level)
Duration
1 – 3 Days
Mode
Online / Classroom
Target Audience
Nutrition students, food handlers, community nutrition workers, caregivers, NGO staff
Certification
Certificate in Food Safety & Hygiene Awareness

Programme Overview

This awareness-level course provides essential knowledge of food safety and hygiene principles relevant to anyone who handles, prepares, or serves food in nutrition, healthcare, or community settings. It ensures learners can protect the people they serve from foodborne illness and comply with basic food safety standards.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Why Food Safety MattersFoodborne illness statistics; at-risk groups; consequences for health and reputation
2Microbiology Basics for Food HandlersTypes of microorganisms; bacteria, viruses, moulds; high-risk foods; conditions for bacterial growth
3Sources & Routes of ContaminationBiological, chemical, physical, allergenic contamination; cross-contamination prevention
4Personal Hygiene in Food HandlingHandwashing technique and frequency; illness reporting; PPE; hair, jewellery, and clothing rules
5Temperature Control & The Danger ZoneTemperature danger zone (5–63°C); safe cooking temperatures; chilling and freezing requirements
6Safe Food Storage & LabellingFIFO; use-by vs best-before; refrigerator organisation; dry store management; date marking
7Cleaning, Disinfection & SanitisationDifference between cleaning and disinfecting; cleaning schedules; chemical safety
8Pest Awareness & ControlCommon pests; signs of infestation; preventive measures; when to call a pest controller
9Allergen Awareness14 major allergens; cross-contact; communicating allergen information; labelling requirements
10Food Safety Law & Personal ResponsibilityLegal duties of food handlers; food safety legislation overview; inspection readiness

Assessment Methods

Multiple-choice end-of-course assessment – 70% pass mark
Practical hygiene observation checklist
Certificate of Completion awarded on passing assessment

Protect the people you serve.Essential food safety skills for all nutrition practitioners.
Programme 14 · Certificate

Nutrition Education for Schools & Institutions

📅 3–6 Weeks🏫 Education Sector💻 Online / Workshop
Award
Certificate
Duration
3 – 6 Weeks
Mode
Online / Blended / Workshop
Target Audience
Teachers, school health coordinators, institution caterers, pastoral staff, public health educators
Certification
Certificate in Nutrition Education for Schools & Institutions

Programme Overview

This course prepares educators, health professionals, and institutional staff to design and deliver effective nutrition education programmes within school and institutional settings. It covers age-appropriate nutrition content, food environment strategies, curriculum integration, and practical tools for promoting healthy eating cultures in educational institutions.

Curriculum Structure

UnitModule / TopicKey Learning Outcomes
1Why Nutrition Matters in Educational SettingsDiet and brain function; school food environment impact; malnutrition and learning; school feeding
2Nutritional Needs of School-Age ChildrenMacro and micronutrient requirements; iron and cognition; breakfast and academic performance
3Designing Nutrition Education ProgrammesLearning objectives; curriculum alignment; lesson plan structure; age-appropriate content design
4Teaching Nutrition to Children – Practical MethodsInteractive activities; games; cooking demonstrations; gardening programmes; farm-to-school
5Adolescent Nutrition & Special ConcernsGrowth spurts; sports nutrition in schools; body image; diet culture risks; eating disorders awareness
6School Food Policy DevelopmentHealthy tuck shop policies; vending standards; canteen improvement; food environment audit
7Nutrition Communication for InstitutionsCommunicating with parents and caregivers; newsletters; social media; school assemblies; signage
8Cultural & Dietary Diversity in SchoolsReligious dietary requirements; vegetarian and vegan inclusion; allergy management in institutions
9School Nutrition Programme EvaluationOutcome indicators; student knowledge and attitude surveys; menu nutritional analysis
10Developing an Institutional Nutrition Action PlanStakeholder engagement; policy writing; implementation timelines; monitoring and sustaining change

Assessment Methods

Module quizzes – 65% pass mark
Lesson plan for a school nutrition education session
School food environment audit and improvement plan
Institutional Nutrition Action Plan (group or individual project)

Shape healthy habits from the classroom.Equip schools and institutions with nutrition expertise.

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