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Celebrants conduct personalised wedding, naming and funeral ceremonies. They also help mark other important occasions and relationships.
a private training course
You do not need formal qualifications to become a celebrant though training may help your career prospects. There are different courses you can do with private training providers and through organisations like Humanists UK. Courses vary in length, cost and entry requirements, and include:
You'll need:
In your day-to-day duties you could:
As an experienced celebrant, you may wish to train in conducting different types of ceremonies, or set up your own celebrant training business. You could also offer related services, like wedding or event planning. You could use your skills to move into areas like counselling, for example bereavement counselling or family mediation.
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