CHES- CERTIFIED HEALTH EDUCATION SPECIALISTS
NEWEST 2024 EXAM LATEST VERSION
what does it take to become a CHES? - (correct answer) an individual has:
- met academic eligibility
- passed a written exam
- has an ongoing commitment to continuing education and professional development
what's the CHES exam format? - (correct answer) - competency- bases pencil- and
paper (PBT) exam
- 165 multiple- choice questions
- identifies each area of responsibility
- study companion available
how long do you have to take the CHES exam? - (correct answer) 3 hours
Areas of Responsibility - (correct answer) - assess needs, assets, and capacity
- plan
- implement
- conduct evaluation and research related to H E/P
- administer and manage
- serve as a resource person
- communicate, promote, and advocate for health, H E/P, and the profession
*H E/P= health education/promotion
requirements to sit for the CHES exam - (correct answer) - bachelor's, masters, or
doctoral degree from an accredited institution AND
- major in: health education, community health education, public health education,
school health education OR
- 25 semester hours specific to course work related areas of responsibility and
competencies
NEWEST 2024 EXAM LATEST VERSION
what does it take to become a CHES? - (correct answer) an individual has:
- met academic eligibility
- passed a written exam
- has an ongoing commitment to continuing education and professional development
what's the CHES exam format? - (correct answer) - competency- bases pencil- and
paper (PBT) exam
- 165 multiple- choice questions
- identifies each area of responsibility
- study companion available
how long do you have to take the CHES exam? - (correct answer) 3 hours
Areas of Responsibility - (correct answer) - assess needs, assets, and capacity
- plan
- implement
- conduct evaluation and research related to H E/P
- administer and manage
- serve as a resource person
- communicate, promote, and advocate for health, H E/P, and the profession
*H E/P= health education/promotion
requirements to sit for the CHES exam - (correct answer) - bachelor's, masters, or
doctoral degree from an accredited institution AND
- major in: health education, community health education, public health education,
school health education OR
- 25 semester hours specific to course work related areas of responsibility and
competencies
