Adult Family Home Administrator Certification
Are you planning to become an Adult Family Home (AFH) Administrator in Washington State?
Before you can register for an Administrator Certification class, you must complete the English Proficiency Requirement. This requirement applies to all students, including those whose first language is English.
START HERE Complete Your English Proficiency Requirement You must complete this requirement before registering for the Administrator Certification Course. Choose one option: | ||
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How to Get Your Certification Follow these three steps to complete the process. | ||
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You have two options: Choose the one that works best for you. | ||
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After you pass the English Proficiency Test or receive transcript approval, you can register for the Administrator Certification class. | ||
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Pick Up Your Course Manual A course training manual is provided with your course fee. After you register for the Administrator Certification course, you can pick up your course manual. Simply visit the Continuing Education office during regular business hours. | ||
About the Administrator Certification Course The Adult Family Home Administrator Certification is a 52 hour, non-credit training class. The class prepares you to understand the responsibilities of operating an Adult Family Home in Washington State. For current AFH resident managers, this certification is strongly recommended but is not required by DSHS. You will I learn about:
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Will I Receive a Certificate? Yes. You will receive a certificate after successfully completing the class. Your certificate does not expire. | ||













