What are the registration requirements for nutritionists in 2019?

The public nutritionist qualification certificate has been cancelled. You can apply for the ACI Registered International Nutritionist Examination, which has better future development prospects. You can also take the National Vocational Qualification (Level 3) Appraisal Exam for Health Managers organized by the Vocational Skills Appraisal Guidance Center of the National Health Commission. It is also the nutrition and health industry.

The ACI registered international nutritionist certificate is called the "green card for job hunting" in the 21st century. The certificate is valid for life and can apply for a professional talent certificate from China's overseas talent pool. It is an important basis for entering foreign-invested enterprises, Sino-foreign joint ventures and even multinational companies. The exams are held in April, June, September and December, and you can apply for them all year round!

The health manager certificate is valid nationwide and is valid for life. It can be used as an important reference for recruitment, assessment and promotion, job renewal, professional title evaluation, and salary increase. The health manager exam is held in April, June, September and November respectively, and you can apply for it all year round!

Those who are registered international nutritionists (CIN) and meet one of the following conditions.

1. Have been working in the nutrition and health industry for more than four consecutive years.

2. Obtain a registered international junior nutritionist and work in the nutrition and health industry for more than two consecutive years.

3. Have a college degree or above in medicine or food major.

4. Have a college degree or above in non-medical or food majors, and have been working in the nutrition and health industry for more than two years.

Health managers who meet one of the following conditions can register for the (Level 3/Advanced) exam:

(1) Have a college degree or above in medicine and health.

(2) Have a college degree or above in a non-medical and health major, have been engaged in their own job or related work continuously for more than 2 years, have received formal training for the required standard hours, and obtained a completion certificate.

(3) Possess a secondary college diploma or above in the medical and health profession, have been engaged in the job or related work continuously for more than 3 years, have received formal training for the required standard hours, and obtained a completion certificate.