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What Does it Take to Become a ProAct Instructor?


Proact Instructor Trainee Track Attend ProAct Part A, Core & Core Plus – Achieving 100% on written and physical techniques testing

Attend 2 day ProAct Instructor Course – Participating in practice teaching and learning activities and achieving 100% on written test

Successfully complete Coached Teaching of ProAct to include all units and any additional reading and practice assignemts

Instructor Certification requires at least 4 days of intensive classroom training, demonstration of competence of content knowledge and effective teaching skills, and completion of active teaching of the entire curriculum with coaching and feedback. As coaching may be done individually or in small groups, the number of days of coaching may range from 2 – 6+. With effective scheduling and disciplined commitment by trainee and coach, Instructor Certification should be optimally attained in less than 3 months.


Becoming a ProAct Instructor is a huge honor and responsibility. It requires you to represent yourself and RHA to the standard of excellence of our commitment to provide a safe and healthy environment while creating opportunities for personal outcomes for RHA employees and the people we support. If you are considering becoming a ProAct instructor, please consult and seek approval from your local leadership; leadership can contact RHA’s ProAct Specialist, Kenneth Martin, to get you registered for the next ProAct Instructor course offering. If you have what it takes and have a strong commitment our mission…this may be a great fit for you! Empowering Through Understanding


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