Nutrition Training

Nutrition Courses

SNAP-Ed Toolkit Training Resources
SNAP-Ed Toolkit.

The Trainings component of the SNAP-Ed Toolkit includes access to online webinars, courses, and other training material (e.g., how-to guides) for state SNAP-Ed administrative and Implementing Agencies.
Alliance for a Healthier Generation.
Alliance for a Healthier Generation.

Free resources for making healthy changes at school, out-of-school time and at home.
Learning virtually, leading actively: Resources for community leaders
University of Minnesota Extension.

This is a free, prerecorded online series, open to anyone who wants to learn and connect with others to talk about the challenges and opportunities that exist in their work and communities.
National Nutrition Certification Program.
SNAP-Ed. Food $ense. Utah State University Extension.
WIC Learning Online.
USDA. Food and Nutrition Service. WIC Works Resource System.

A series of online modules designed to train all levels of staff working in the WIC program. The series includes both WIC-specific courses (most of which offer CPE credits approved by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics) as well as general courses to further assist WIC staff.
Early Childhood Physical Activity Web-Based Training.
Grow NJ Kids.

Early Childhood Physical Activity for Toddlers and Preschoolers is a one-hour, interactive web-based training designed to explore how young children benefit from structured physical activities and develop a wide range of movement skills through active play.
Agrilife Extension Online: Food & Nutrition Courses.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.

Online learning courses cover a variety of topics related to food and nutrition. Most courses are available for a small fee.
Childhood Food Insecurity.
Oregon State University Extended Campus.

Reviews research on measurement/prevalence of food insecurity, household coping strategies, health consequences for children, and intervention tools that may be used in health clinics and other settings.
EatSmart Lessons.
Louisiana State University Agricultural Center.

EatSmart is organized into six sections: Basic Nutrition, The Nutrients, Stretching Your Food Dollars, Nutrition & Chronic Disease, Nutrition & the Life Cycle and Food Safety. Each lesson includes pre and post-tests.