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Parent Coaching Institute Slashes Tuition by $1000

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July 26, 2009

The leading parent coaching organization, the non-profit Parent Coaching Institute (PCI), responds to the needs of family support professionals (teachers, social workers, counselors, psychologists, nurses, etc.), who are the traditional PCI program applicants, by reducing the tuition of its Parent Coach Certification Training Program to $4800. This temporary $1000 discount is offered until August 21, 2009 and provides the lowest tuition offered by the PCI in six years.

Family support professionals experience the burden of our nation’s economic woes more than many other professions due to government funding cuts which impact their employment and program funding. These professionals are encouraged to take a close look at parent coaching, a growing profession offering opportunities for family support professionals to supplement incomes, start new careers, and add to skill sets. The PCI offers the most innovative and comprehensive parent coach training program available ; this graduate level, distance learning certificate program is taken over one year, in collaboration with Seattle Pacific University, independent of SPU’s religious affiliation.

Gloria DeGaetano, Founder and CEO of the PCI, states, “The PCI curriculum meets the standards of a 5000-level graduate program. I developed the PCI’s program over a three-year period, intentionally designing it to provide a leading edge learning experience for each student. As a PCI student, you can be assured that the curriculum is fresh, new and synthesized in a constructive and practical way–providing you with all the necessary tools to become the best parent coach you can be.” Visit the PCI’s Web site to learn what PCI students and graduates have to say.

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