l How do I take a LESSON?

• Click on the Lessons  link and then choose a lesson to review.

• Remember to sign in only once on the Register  link, which creates a record of your lessons. It is confidential and for academy purposes only and will not be used for anything else.
  

l How do I complete the EXAM?

• Go to the Lessons page and follow the instructions.

• Take the exam, enter your name and email, then click on the "Submit" button.

• You will be able to review the results and some explanations after you click the submit button.

•  You will receive an AAHS confirmation E-mail in 24 hours.  You may review the lessons and re-take the exam.

l How long does it take to get a lesson verification or certificate?

• Certificates will be by an official AAHS - post mail letter.

• Urgent and rush orders are NOT available, It takes as long as it takes.

l Do I have to post mail anything?

• No

Can I e-mail questions?

What do I get?

• You get to be a quality practitioner.

• You get approved credits for state licensing if needed.

• You get an organized method of study in the field or preparation for the credential boards.

• You get a certificate of completion when the program modules or lessons are finished and the exams are graded.

What is expected of me?

• You are expected to complete your review of the lesson.

• You are expected to research and read other articles, use reference textbooks, look up unknown topics or terminology by using the internet, library or practicing/working at a health care site. (Links are usually not included in text lessons, with a few exceptions on stable web sites. Links are made to be broken!)

• You are expected to take an exam

• You are expected to mail "for credit" appropriate documentation and applicable fees.
  

• You are expected to be computer literate especially with file storage and the internet.

• You are expected to keep E-mail to a minimum - response time may be 24 hours or greater.

• You are expected to adjust your LCD screens - due to small print displays. Although you can use any computer, anywhere?

What are the pre-requisites?
Prerequisite suggestions for success

• English language literate.

• Possess technical reading and writing abilities.

• Average or above math skills; especially algebra, geometry and preferably trigonometry.

• Science oriented; bioscience, chemistry, physics, anatomy and physiology.

• Knowledge or familiarity with medical terminology, health care, and infection control.

• Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) – Certified.

• The academy is by no means comprehensive to a particular field.

• The academy requires clinical practice and study above and beyond the structured lessons.

What’s in the future for the Academy?

• Additional modules in various disciplines

• Board of review work books and study guides

• Academy paraphernalia

Is it really free?
Yes

• The lessons are free

• The examinations are free

• The links are free

• The references are free

• The knowledge is free

How are these lessons structured?