Care Courses Quiz Answers

Are you work­ing on a Care Course right now? Are you search­ing for Care Cours­es quiz answers? 

Well, look no fur­ther, because this blog is going to show you exact­ly where to find the answers to all of the Care Cours­es quizzes. “Real­ly?” Yes! Absolute­ly! “Well, where can I find the Care Cours­es quiz answers?” I’m going to tell you! 

Your quiz answers are locat­ed in the course material!

This blog won’t tell you that the answer to the ques­tion you’re stuck on is “A.” It won’t explain that you should choose Roman numer­als “I, II and IV” and that the answer is “D.” It won’t sug­gest you go look up answers on Wikipedia! 

What will this blog do?

This blog will give you the secret to find­ing answers to any Care Course you decide to study. We promise, after read­ing your course’s lessons a few more times and imple­ment­ing the tips we’ve pro­vid­ed here, the answers are going to be jump­ing off the page. One of the biggest myths about dis­tance learn­ing is that tak­ing cours­es by mail or online doesn’t take any effort. This just isn’t true. It takes time and com­mit­ment, ded­i­ca­tion, and plan­ning. You’re spend­ing mon­ey on train­ing! The things you learn will make your work days more inter­est­ing and fulfilling! 

As a Care Cours­es staff mem­ber I want to help you take charge of your pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment and sup­port you in becom­ing a more informed and even more won­der­ful child care provider than you already are. Here’s our super duper list of tips to help guide you through com­plet­ing your Care Course.

Super duper list:

  1. Pay atten­tion! When you’re work­ing on your course are you devot­ing all of your atten­tion to the lessons? We want to make sure you are absorb­ing the mate­r­i­al so that you find the answers. They are there, but if you’re dis­tract­ed you won’t see them!
  2. Take notes! This is impor­tant both for stu­dents work­ing on Course­Books and those who are work­ing on online cours­es. We’re seri­ous about this! Tak­ing notes by hand can increase com­pre­hen­sion. While you’re read­ing, keep a notepad or sheet of paper in front of you. Keep two if that will help. If you are work­ing on a Course­Book take notes direct­ly on the course pages. High­light things that you think are impor­tant to remem­ber. Use sticky notes to remind you of pages that you’d like to refer back to. If you are work­ing on an online Care Course, print out the course PDF file and take notes direct­ly on the page. (The PDF of your online course can be found using the “Doc­u­ments” but­ton inside your course.)
  3. Take your time! Even if you have a fast-approach­ing dead­line it is very impor­tant that you read the course mate­r­i­al care­ful­ly. Remem­ber, the num­ber of clock hours a course is worth is deter­mined by how long it takes the aver­age stu­dent to read every les­son and answer the quiz ques­tions suc­cess­ful­ly. You have two oppor­tu­ni­ties to sub­mit your quizzes for grad­ing and there are no time lim­its. You have as long as you need to com­plete the course.
  4. Reread and then reread again! Don’t for­get, your quizzes are open note and open book. You may return to the course con­tent to read and study and search for the answers.
  5. Let us know how we can sup­port you! When you want to dis­cuss the course mate­r­i­al just con­tact us.  Our head train­ers want to help you get the most out of your pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment. Of course, we can’t tell you if your answers are cor­rect, but we can dis­cuss the con­tent and help you under­stand it.

Care Courses Support

How can you con­tact us after hours? Email us at info@CareCourses.com. or call and leave us a voice­mail: 1–800-685‑7610. We answer emails as soon as we pos­si­bly can and we check our mes­sages and return phone calls as soon as our offices are open (9–5pm ET, M‑F). You can also send us your ques­tions using the “Con­tact My Train­er” but­ton inside your course.

The most important thing!

The most impor­tant thing to remem­ber is that the answers are in the course mate­r­i­al. We want you to feel con­fi­dent about your answers. If you are not con­fi­dent, con­tact us before sub­mit­ting your work. 

We want to help you suc­cess­ful­ly com­plete your train­ing! Click here to log into your Care Cours­es’ account. Hap­py Studying! 

How Do I Use a New York EIP Award to Pay for Training?

Are you look­ing for a schol­ar­ship for your New York child­care train­ing? Do you need free child­care train­ing or dis­count­ed train­ing? Are you won­der­ing, “how do I use a New York EIP award to pay for training?”

Educational Incentive Program (EIP)

If you are a New York child care provider and would like to use an Edu­ca­tion­al Incen­tive Pro­gram (EIP) award to pay for Care Cours­es, you’re in luck!  All Care Cours­es are eli­gi­ble for fund­ing through the State Uni­ver­si­ty of New York (SUNY) EIP pro­gram. You can use this fund­ing for our CDA train­ing sets, CDA renew­al sets, and our NY 30-hours in 10 top­ic area train­ing.

In order to use the SUNY EIP award to pay for NY child care train­ing with Care Cours­es, you must first apply for the award.  For more infor­ma­tion about apply­ing for the award, give us a call at 1–800-685‑7610 or go to the SUNY Uni­ver­si­ty of Albany’s Pro­fes­sion­al Devel­op­ment Pro­gram web­site.

Getting Started

To start the process, decide which Care Cours­es you want to com­plete. Then cre­ate your per­son­al Care Cours­es account.

Once you have cre­at­ed your Care Cours­es account, log in or cre­ate an Ear­ly Child­hood Edu­ca­tion and Train­ing Pro­gram (ECETP) account. Then, com­plete your online EIP APPLICATION. Please call us at 1–800-685‑7610 if you are using a paper appli­ca­tion. When apply­ing for a CDA train­ing set, make sure to spec­i­fy which CDA set­ting you want your train­ing in: Preschool Cen­ter-Based, Infant/Toddler Cen­ter-Based, or Fam­i­ly Home. 

Once you’ve applied online, wait for EIP to process­es your appli­ca­tion. You will then receive an email noti­fy­ing you of your award or if addi­tion­al doc­u­men­ta­tion is required. Click on the link in the email from SUNY to accept the terms and con­di­tions and elec­tron­i­cal­ly sign your EIP award. Look­ing for your award sta­tus? You can check the sta­tus of your appli­ca­tion using the EIP award sta­tus search here.

There are two ways you can use the EIP award to pay for child care train­ing with Care Cours­es. You may use the award when plac­ing the order ini­tial­ly or for reim­burse­ment after you’ve placed your order. Below is an expla­na­tion of each method:

How can I place my Care Courses order using my SUNY EIP award?

If you want to order NY child care train­ing with Care Cours­es using your EIP award, you have to receive your award first.  Once you’ve applied for and are grant­ed the award, you can place your order. How? Fol­low these sim­ple steps:

  1. Dig­i­tal­ly sign the EIP award sent to you by SUNY using the link in the approval email.
  2. Log into or cre­ate your Care Cours­es account and make sure your con­tact infor­ma­tion is up to date and the email address in your Care Cours­es account match­es the email address you used to apply for your EIP award. You can update your email address under the My Infor­ma­tion area of your Care Cours­es account.
  3. Email Care Cours­es at info@carecourses.com to indi­cate which course for­mat you want (online cours­es or Course­Book cours­es with online sub­mis­sion). Indi­cate what cours­es you have applied for using your EIP award and the date you signed the award in the email.
  4. Once we receive the signed online award, we will review and accept award. We will con­tact you if addi­tion­al infor­ma­tion is need­ed. We will then process the order for your course(s) and either send you the Course­Books or the enroll­ment codes for the online cours­es (whichev­er for­mat you indi­cat­ed in your email to us).

Ques­tions? Email us at info@carecourses.com or give us a call at 1–800-685‑7610!

Use EIP awards to pay for Care Courses

I need to place my order now but I still want to apply for the EIP award to pay for the Care Courses training, how can I receive reimbursement?

If you’ve already placed an order or need to place an order ASAP and still want to use the EIP award for reim­burse­ment, Care Cours­es can help! 

Once you’ve applied for and are grant­ed the award:

  1. Order your Care Cours­es online or by giv­ing us a call at 1–800-685‑7610. Write down your order number
  2. Email Care Cours­es at info@carecourses.com indi­cat­ing that you are sub­mit­ting an EIP award to Care Cours­es for reim­burse­ment. Include the Care Cours­es order num­ber for the cours­es that you received the award for.
  3. Dig­i­tal­ly sign the online EIP award sent to you by SUNY
  4. Once we receive the online EIP award and your email, Care Cours­es will process a refund for the order you orig­i­nal placed up to the val­ue of the EIP award.

All Care Cours­es are eli­gi­ble for fund­ing through SUNY’s Edu­ca­tion­al Incen­tive Pro­gram (aka EIP awards).

How do I fill out the EIP application form for Care Courses?

Review the ques­tions in the online EIP appli­ca­tion. Make sure to read the entire application.

Here are a few tips for com­plet­ing the appli­ca­tion for Care Courses:

  • The deliv­ery type is “Dis­tance Learning/Online Training”
  • The train­ing type is “Training/Conference/Workshop”
  • The train­ing start date is an esti­mate of when you will begin your train­ing. We rec­om­mend about three weeks after the date you com­plete your application.
  • The train­ing end date is the last cal­en­dar date of that year.

SUNY requires all cours­es paid for through EIP to be com­plet­ed in the same cal­en­dar year that the award was grant­ed. EIP schol­ar­ship appli­ca­tions must be received by Decem­ber 1st of a cal­en­dar year to be con­sid­ered for train­ing in that cal­en­dar year.

Can I use my EIP award for my Child Development Associate (CDA) training and assessment fee?

Yes, EIP awards can be used to pay for NY con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion train­ing, CDA cre­den­tial train­ing, the CDA assess­ment fee, CDA renew­al train­ing and the CDA renew­al fee. EIP awards can­not be used to pay for the CDA Council’s com­pe­ten­cy stan­dards book.

Interested in Learning More About the CDA?

Check out our blog What Can You Do With A CDA? to learn more!

Care Courses Support

Please let us know how we can answer your NY EIP ques­tions and be of addi­tion­al assis­tance! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings, and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re here to help!

Where Can I get Washington STARS Hours?

Are you look­ing for Wash­ing­ton MERIT hours for your annu­al train­ing? If so, Care Cours­es offers excel­lent dis­tance-learn­ing cours­es for com­plet­ing your required Wash­ing­ton STARS hours.

Washington’s State Training and Registry System (STARS) / Merit

Washington’s State Train­ing and Reg­istry Sys­tem (STARS) records all employ­ment, train­ing, and edu­ca­tion­al his­to­ries for ear­ly child­hood pro­fes­sion­als in the state. Run by Washington’s Depart­ment of Chil­dren, Youth, and Fam­i­lies (DCYF), STARS – also referred to as the MERIT reg­istry – is a great tool for learn­ing valu­able infor­ma­tion about child­care. It can also help you locate rel­e­vant train­ing opportunities.

Addi­tion­al­ly, ear­ly child­hood pro­fes­sion­als in Wash­ing­ton State must com­plete STARS/MERIT approved con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion. Providers in Wash­ing­ton who have been cumu­la­tive­ly work­ing in child care for 12 months must com­plete 10 hours of annu­al STARS hours train­ing each year. This require­ment ensures that child care providers in Wash­ing­ton State are con­tin­u­al­ly enhanc­ing and improv­ing their own skills.

Worried about completing your STARS hours on time? Look no further than Care Courses.

All Care Cours­es are approved through Wash­ing­ton STARS for con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion clock hours. Our con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion cours­es can be used for ear­ly child­care pro­fes­sion­als who work in child care cen­ters, fam­i­ly home child care pro­grams, and school-age child care pro­grams. Care Cours­es is for direc­tors, vol­un­teers, assis­tants, teach­ers, and every­one in between! To see our STARS hours approved cours­es, please vis­it MERIT’s web­site. Care Cours­es is found using the orga­ni­za­tion search.

When you cre­ate your Care Cours­es account, make sure to add your Wash­ing­ton state MERIT Reg­istry ID num­ber to your Care Cours­es account under the Info area of your account. We will report your train­ing to the registry.

Opening a center or home-based child care facility in Washington

Are you inter­est­ed in start­ing a day care or home-based child care facil­i­ty in Wash­ing­ton State? Please con­tact your state licens­ing agency first using the con­tact infor­ma­tion on our Wash­ing­ton State train­ing page. Wash­ing­ton DCYF will give you advice on the require­ments, rules and reg­u­la­tions for start­ing a child care program.

Care Courses Support

Ques­tions about Wash­ing­ton’s train­ing require­ments? Please let us know how we can be of addi­tion­al assis­tance! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re here to help!

How do I Get Oklahoma Training Hours?

Hel­lo! Are you look­ing for Okla­homa train­ing hours?

All Care Cours­es are approved by the Okla­homa Pro­fes­sion­al Devel­op­ment Reg­istry (OPDR) and accept­ed by the Okla­homa Depart­ment of Human Ser­vices for ongo­ing train­ing hour require­ments for those who work in:

  • child care centers;
  • part day children’s programs;
  • school age programs;
  • sum­mer day camps;
  • fam­i­ly child care homes;
  • large fam­i­ly child care homes; and
  • res­i­den­tial child care facilities.

This includes pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment clock hours for direc­tors, pro­gram direc­tors, admin­is­tra­tors, social ser­vices staff, child care staff, teach­ers, mas­ter teach­ers, lead teach­ers, assis­tant teach­ers, pri­ma­ry care­givers, per­ma­nent sub­sti­tutes and volunteers.

Care Cours­es is an OPDR approved train­ing orga­ni­za­tion. All Care Cours­es that are 2 clock hours or more grant for­mal pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment clock hours with the Okla­homa Cen­ter For Ear­ly Child­hood Pro­fes­sion­al Devel­op­ment (CECPD) reg­istry. Cours­es that offer less than 2 clock hours count as infor­mal pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment with the OPDR. Ready to com­plete your train­ing hours? See our online course cat­a­log to get started!

Need to have your course submitted to the Oklahoma registry?

Add your Okla­homa reg­istry ID to your Care Cours­es account. We will report your train­ing to the Okla­homa reg­istry so you get cred­it for your Okla­homa train­ing hours. In most cas­es, Okla­homa requires that we sub­mit train­ing to the OPDR before we can release your certificate. 

So, make sure to add your ID to your account! Once your Reg­istry ID num­ber is in your account, we will auto­mat­i­cal­ly report all future suc­cess­ful­ly com­plet­ed cours­es to the OK registry.

Safe Sleep Training and Other Requirements 

In addi­tion, Care Cours­es are an excel­lent option for the Okla­homa safe sleep train­ing require­ment as well Okla­homa CDA and CDA renew­al train­ing!

Look­ing learn more about get­ting a CDA cre­den­tial? Check out our blog on get­ting your CDA Credential.

Child Care Training
Child Care Training

Keep­ing Infants Safe,
Child Devel­op­ment and Guid­ance, and
Social-Emo­tion­al Devel­op­ment in Young Children

Vis­it our Okla­homa Child Care Train­ing page for more information.

How the Courses Work

Look­ing to learn more about how our online and Course­Book cours­es? Learn how the process works on our “Train­ing Process” web­page.

Our cours­es are self-paced, can be com­plet­ed wher­ev­er and when­ev­er you wish, and include unlim­it­ed train­er phone sup­port. What­ev­er pro­fes­sion­al goals you have in the child­care field, we are here to pro­vide a help­ing hand along the way. 

Vis­it our Okla­homa Child Care Train­ing page for more information.

Care Courses Support

Please let us know how we can be of addi­tion­al assis­tance! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends at info@carecourses.com. We’re here to help!

How can I take Care Courses other than online?

Is sit­ting in front of a com­put­er screen for an extend­ed peri­od of time may not be pos­si­ble for you – between your child­care duties, your fam­i­ly and your per­son­al needs, free time is scarce? Not to men­tion how tired you may feel at the end of the day! Many stu­dents ask us, how can I take Care Cours­es oth­er than online?

There’s no need to wor­ry — Care Cours­es has anoth­er option for you! We offer most of our cours­es in Course­Book for­mat in addi­tion to our Online Cours­es to meet your needs.

CourseBooks …

  • are about the size of a mag­a­zine so they can be eas­i­ly tak­en with you on the go
  • have a good size font so they won’t cause strain on your eyes,
  • are yours to keep. After com­ple­tion of the course you can start your own ref­er­ence library!

Include an enroll­ment code that acti­vates the course’s online components

Online Component

As of Jan­u­ary 2022, all Course­Books have a required online com­po­nent and online quizzing. A lit­tle “screens” icon is locat­ed in your Course­Book in the places where there is online con­tent for you to view. You can access the online part of your course using your smart­phone, tablet, or computer. 

Care Courses Support

To order a Course­Book or learn more, call us at 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re hap­py to help! Check out our cur­rent course list­ing on our website. 

Look­ing for your course enroll­ment code? Check out our blog on where you can find your Care Cours­es enroll­ment code!

Healthy Fall Snacks for Kids

If you’re look­ing for kid-friend­ly, healthy snacks for fall, look no fur­ther! Care Cours­es has test­ed out three fun and easy recipes that are sure to be a hit with the chil­dren in your care! Read on to find a few healthy Fall snacks for kids.

Party Pumpkins 

Healthy children's snacks
Healthy chil­dren’s snacks

Par­ty Pumpkins

Serves one

You will need: 
1 clemen­tine 
1 cel­ery stick

What to do:

1. Peel the clementine

2. Cut the cel­ery stick in half length­wise, then cut it in half across

3. Take the new­ly cut cel­ery stick in the hole in the mid­dle of the clementine.

Boo-nanas

Boonanas snack for kids
Boo­nanas snack for kids

Boo-nanas

Serves one

You will need: 
1 ripe banana 
2 raisins

What to do:

1. Peel banana and cut it in half

2. Keep­ing the cut part of the banana at the bot­tom, cut one raisin in half and place the pieces where “eyes,” then use the whole one as a mouth. Repeat with the oth­er half of the banana.

Note: We chose “baby” bananas, but full-sized ones will work as well.

Spooky Halloween Smiles Makes about five “smiles”

Healthy Fall Snacks for Kids
Healthy Fall Snacks for Kids

Spooky Hal­loween Smiles Makes about five “smiles”

You will need:

1 apple, quar­tered and core removed – you may use either red or green apples, the green ones make the “gums” look espe­cial­ly creepy 5 tbs Sun­but­ter (or oth­er pre­ferred nut-free alter­na­tive spread) ¼ cup of raisins

What to do: 1. Take one apple quar­ter, slice it in half length­wise, then again length­wise. 2. Take one of the new pieces, spread peanut but­ter on it, then arrange the raisins so that they stick out. Think “teeth!” 3. Once you’ve arranged the teeth how you want them, place anoth­er apple slice on top.

Notes: Sliced almonds can be used in place of raisins. If you don’t plan to serve these right away, brush the apples with lemon juice so they don’t brown. Feel free to sub­sti­tute all-nat­ur­al, creamy peanut but­ter if there are no chil­dren with nut allergies. 

Now that you have a few ideas for snack time, read our blog about fun activ­i­ties to do with chil­dren in child care. 

Look­ing for more ideas? Inter­est­ed in learn­ing about healthy food han­dling pro­ce­dures in child care? Take our course, Man­ag­ing Health and Safe­ty in Child Care today!

Care Courses Support

Ques­tions? More ideas? Call us at 1–800-685‑7610 M‑F 9–5ET. Email us at info@carecourses.com. We are here to help!

Wisconsin Child Care Training Information

Hel­lo Wis­con­sin Child Care Providers! Today we are going to dis­cuss our Wis­con­sin child care train­ing courses.

Search­ing for con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion train­ing in Wis­con­sin? Want to work at your own pace? Care Cours­es online and book self-instruc­tion cours­es allow you to study when and where you wish! Vis­it our web­site to learn how Care Cours­es work.

All Care Cours­es are accept­ed by the Wis­con­sin Depart­ment of Health and Social Ser­vices towards the con­tin­u­ing edu­ca­tion require­ment and in-ser­vice train­ing for child care providers in both fam­i­ly homes and child care centers.

Wisconsin Registry Tier Training

Care Cours­es are approved for Tier Train­ing through the Wis­con­sin Pro­fes­sion­al Devel­op­ment Approval Sys­tem for Tiers 1–3. You can also use Care Cours­es to obtain your Nation­al CDA. Earn­ing a CDA in Wis­con­sin will help you reach Lev­el 6 on The Registry’s career lev­els.

Want your com­plet­ed Care Cours­es entered into the Wis­con­sin Reg­istry for Tier Train­ing? Add your Wis­con­sin Reg­istry ID num­ber to your Care Cours­es account. Once you have added it, please email us at info@carecourses.com so that we can report your train­ing. We will auto­mat­i­cal­ly report all future train­ing to the reg­istry with­in 1–3 busi­ness days. 

Wisconsin Core Knowledge Area

Are you look­ing to meet oth­er spe­cif­ic Wis­con­sin child care train­ing require­ments? Use Care Cours­es for:

Vis­it our Wis­con­sin Child Care Train­ing page for more information.

Look­ing for some­thing else? Care Cours­es is hap­py to assist you with all your train­ing ques­tions! Want to take a free 1‑clock-hour course? Check out our blog and our free child­care train­ing course Play­ing Out­doors.

Care Courses Support

Please let us know how we can be of addi­tion­al assis­tance! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re here to help!

How to Help Children Get Along: Supporting Children Treat Each Other Fairly

Chil­dren are always learn­ing and observ­ing from the world around them. This includes every­thing from the way you react to their mis­takes to stereo­types in our soci­ety. It is your role as a child­care provider to notice children’s stereo­typ­i­cal atti­tudes, the stereo­typ­i­cal com­ments they make, and their actions that stem from these atti­tudes. By help­ing chil­dren notice the error of stereo­typ­i­cal images, ear­ly child­hood pro­fes­sion­als help chil­dren begin to devel­op a sense of fair­ness and jus­tice. So, how do you help chil­dren get along?

By using an exam­ple of gen­der-based stereo­types from our course, First Steps in Child Care: An Ori­en­ta­tion, we will dis­cuss ways that you can help chil­dren learn to treat one anoth­er fair­ly and work together. 

What is a stereotype?

A stereo­type is a wide­ly held idea that is based on par­tial or over­sim­pli­fied information.

Have you noticed boys exclud­ing girls from “real boy” play or from activ­i­ties involv­ing strength? When you see chil­dren express stereo­types, talk with chil­dren about how these atti­tudes and com­ments are based on false information.

  • Talk about how both boys and girls can be pow­er­ful helpers.
  • Read books about female ath­letes who are strong and fast or about brave, strong female fire­fight­ers. Read books about males in help­ing roles, such as male nurs­es or teach­ers. Read books about diversity.
  • Pro­vide exam­ples of both male and female musi­cians, car­pen­ters, and artists.
  • Talk about children’s expe­ri­ences with lov­ing, car­ing fathers, uncles, and grand­fa­thers as well as with lov­ing, car­ing moth­ers, aunts, and grandmothers.
  • Intro­duce activ­i­ties that involve foods, cel­e­bra­tions, and present-day cus­toms of var­i­ous groups.

Use expres­sions of unfair behav­iors as oppor­tu­ni­ties to draw children’s atten­tion to the impor­tance of accept­ing diver­si­ty as a strength and fig­ur­ing out ways to treat all peo­ple fair­ly and just­ly. Help­ing chil­dren explore dif­fer­ences in abil­i­ty, cul­ture, eco­nom­ic class, and racial iden­ti­ty, will pro­vide them with accu­rate infor­ma­tion, you broad­en their aware­ness and under­stand­ing of diver­si­ty and fairness!

Stressed about get­ting this right? We are here to help. Check out our Care Cours­es blog on How do Child Care Providers Deal with Stress. Inter­est­ed in learn­ing about stress in chil­dren’s lives and how to sup­port chil­dren with their stress? Take our course Ear­ly Child­hood Stress: Seri­ous Stress in Chil­dren’s Lives Course.

Please let us know how we can be of addi­tion­al assis­tance! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re here to help!

How long does it take to get my Care Courses order?

How long does it take to get my Care Cours­es order? Whether you’ve got plen­ty of time to leisure­ly begin your Care Cours­es, or a tight dead­line and want to get start­ed fast, you want to know when your Course­Books will arrive. Here’s some more infor­ma­tion about how we process ship­ments that will help you know when to expect your books to show up in your mailbox.

Once you suc­cess­ful­ly place an order for Course­Books, we begin the process of ful­fill­ing it right away. Place your order before 3pm East­ern Time on a busi­ness day, and we will pack­age and post your order on the same day.

How fast?

Now that your order is pack­aged, the time it takes for you to receive it depends on a few vari­ables. The first of these vari­ables is the ship­ping option you choose. We offer three options for domes­tic shipping:

  • Express Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 1–2 busi­ness days.
  • Pri­or­i­ty Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 3–5* busi­ness days.
  • Free Stan­dard Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 10–15* busi­ness days.

We offer three ship­ping options to Canada:

  • Express Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 3–5 busi­ness days.
  • Pri­or­i­ty Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 6–10 busi­ness days.
  • Free Stan­dard Ship­ping: Course­Books typ­i­cal­ly arrive in 8–15 busi­ness days.

For all non-US/­Cana­da Ship­ping loca­tions, our Course­Books gen­er­al­ly take 4–15 busi­ness days to arrive by Air­mail Par­cel Post.

For infor­ma­tion on US/Canada Express and Pri­or­i­ty ship­ping costs, as well as ship­ping costs to oth­er coun­tries, please check out this page.

Where to?

Anoth­er effect on ship­ping tran­sit time is your loca­tion. Our office is locat­ed in North­ern Vir­ginia, so the clos­er you are to us, the less time it takes the Unit­ed States Postal Ser­vice to deliv­er your order. If you are in a true emer­gency rush to receive your Course­Books, we rec­om­mend using either our Express or Pri­or­i­ty ship­ping options, as the Post Office has a bet­ter track record with the speed of these ser­vices. Our Free Stan­dard Ship­ping option is often quite quick, but we can­not guar­an­tee any­thing faster than 10–15 busi­ness days.

Please let us know how we can help! Call us: 1–800-685‑7610, Mon­day through Fri­day, 9–5 ET, or email us days, evenings and week­ends: info@CareCourses.com. We’re here to help!

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