How
do I
become a celebrant?
There are different kinds of celebrants for all occasions.
Please select the type of celebrant you wish to become:
Civil Marriage
Celebrant
Funeral Celebrant
Name-giving Celebrant
Renewal of Vows Celebrant
Partnership & Commitment
Celebrant
Other General Celebrant
Although professional training is not mandatory to perform all
types of ceremonies, it is usually seen as evidence
that you have the skill, guidance and know-how to gain
employment in all types of professional celebrancy work.
How do I become a Civil Marriage
Celebrant?
To become a Civil Marriage Celebrant you must complete a
nationally accredited course and be found to be a
'Fit and Proper Person' amongst other basic criteria. Please
visit one of the websites below for more information
on the criteria and application process.
The below training organisations are authorised to provide
the National Recognised Training Australia wide. These
training organisations have been found to meet industry
standards and have a track record in
producing high quality
celebrants who also meet AAQC standards. The providers listed
here have the most competitive fees and offer
additional benefits to assist in your celebrant profession once
appointed.
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[ 1 ] Academy of Celebrancy
Australia
Distance Education & Face-to-Face Learning
Australia Wide
Phone: 1800 079 801
Fax: 1800 079 983
http://www.celebrancy.edu.au |
How do I become a Funeral, Name-giving,
Renewal of Vows, Partnership & Commitment or Other Celebrant?
These other ceremonies come
under the title of general 'Civil Celebrant'. Anyone is able to
perform these ceremonies
however training is highly recommended, as the right course can
usually supply you with the following:
a) The knowledge of where to go and who to speak to for
obtaining immediate work in the industry.
b) An understanding of ceremonial rituals and requirements for
performing such ceremonies.
c) Understanding of business requirements, and legislation
supporting the performance of such ceremonies.
d) A recognised qualification that is usually seen as evidence
of competence in performing these other ceremonies.
e) A resource kit/starter pack which you own, including poetry,
business cards, royalty free ceremonies and more.
The AAQC is confident in recommending the following training
providers who can supply you with all of the above.
These providers have been found to not only provide training,
but offer support and growth opportunities in your
celebrant business.
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[ 1 ] Academy of Celebrancy
Australia
Distance Education & Face-to-Face Learning
Australia Wide
Phone: 1800 079 801
Fax: 1800 079 983
http://www.celebrancy.edu.au |
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