Why Become a Certified Applied Ethicist


A certified Applied Ethicist is a professional
who seeks to involve his/her community in character and ethics development.
 Involvement runs all the way from grade school to grad school to the corporate board room to our community leaders and to everyone in between. 

A certified Applied Ethicist is a leader, a coach, and a facilitator 
who seeks to instill in a private or non profit organization right mindedness, character development while helping to raise to new heights the ethical decision prowess of community leaders, teachers, students and their parents. A Certified Applied Ethicist or CAE trains, encourages, and works within a community from its  grass roots to the power centers.  
 

The more people communicate
and the more news people digest through the media and from each other, the more ethical dilemmas they will uncover. A CAE stands in the position of being able to help understand what they (the public) has not seen before, how they can deal with it, and how to ensure both positive change and ethical awareness for the better.
 A free society depends on it. 

Purpose & Reference
The CAE Program's Purpose

A Certification in Applied Ethics emphasizes advanced critical thinking skills. The course of study allows students to be armed with the latest technology and training skills. Applied Ethics certified graduates possess tools and skills necessary to assist their own organizations.  
 

By Follow the page links to the Requirements, the Curriculum, and the Application, one can address all the information about certification.


 The CAE Program Reference


Certification comes from one of the oldest applied ethics training organizations in the world, CEFE - Center for Ethics in Free Enterprise. Ethics trained specialists serve as CEFE Fellows on four continents.



Quick Reference Points:
  • Tuition is affordable
  • Scholarships are available
  • Designed to be accomplished in 10 weeks for professional ethics practitioners or 10 months of intensive training for individuals within organizations desiring to serve as ethics officers and/or ethics and character development training specialists. 
  • Serves a critical and growing need in all organizations and all communities