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How to Pass the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) Examination with our easy, step-by-step CHES study guide, without spending endless weeks and months studying...
Dear Friend,
On a beautiful late spring afternoon last year, a young woman received devastating news. She had just gotten her CHES test results, and they were far below her expectations. Despite her experience and educational background, the outcome was disappointing.
She had failed.
The thought of telling her friends made her feel even worse. She dreaded sharing the embarrassing news, especially after confidently claiming that it wouldn’t be difficult. She had procrastinated on preparing for the exam because she disliked standardized tests, and now her fears were confirmed.
"What do I do now?" she wondered with dismay, slowly coming to terms with the harsh reality of her situation and the troubling impact it would have on her future.
Facing the ProblemUnfortunately, this scenario happens all the time. Someone expects to easily pass the exam, tells their friends, makes plans for the future—and then faces a harsh reality check when they receive their CHES test results.
The Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) Examination is an objective assessment of a test taker’s foundational knowledge and skills.
CHES test scores are used by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. (NCHEC) as a standardized measure of qualification. While it may seem unfair, a person's future plans can sometimes hinge on achieving a certain CHES test score.
That’s where the CHES Exam Secrets study guide comes in: to give test takers the tools and strategies they need to succeed on the CHES test.

Our CHES Test Study Guide Stands OutIf you're determined to achieve the CHES test score you deserve, stop worrying about whether your score is high enough, and conquer the exam to become a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES), then this may be the most important message you read this year.
Our comprehensive study guide for the CHES Test is written by experts who have thoroughly researched the critical topics and concepts necessary for success. Our in-depth research into the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) Examination, administered by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. (NCHEC), identifies the specific content areas and essential skills you need to master. We’ve compiled this information into a study guide that is guaranteed to help you pass the CHES test with confidence.

The Comprehensive General Strategy Review

• Read Carefully
• Contextual Clues
• Prefixes
• Hedge Words
• Switchback Words
• Face Value
• Answer Selection
• Eliminate Answers
• Avoid Fact Traps
• Extreme Statements
• Benchmark
• Predict the Answer
• Tough Questions
• Check Your Work
• Pace Yourself
• Don’t Rush
• Keep Moving

The Comprehensive Assessment of Needs and Capacity Review

• Planning Assessment
• Obtaining Data
• Analyzing Data
• Synthesizing Findings

The Comprehensive Planning Review

• Health Education Program Planning
• Engaging Priority Populations in the Planning Process
• Defining Desired Outcomes
• Determining Health Education and Promotion Interventions

The Comprehensive Implementation Review

• Coordination
• Delivery
• Monitoring

The Comprehensive Evaluation and Research Review

• Designing Process, Impact, and Outcome Evaluation of Interventions
• Designing Research Studies
• Managing the Collection and Analysis of Research Data
• Interpreting Data

The Comprehensive Advocacy Review

• Identifying Health Issues Requiring Change
• Engaging Coalitions and Stakeholders in Addressing Health Issues
• Engaging in Advocacy

The Comprehensive Communication Review

• Determining Factors that Affect Communication
• Developing the Message and Selecting Methods for Delivery
• Delivering the Message

The Comprehensive Leadership and Management Review

• Coordinating Relationships with Partners and Stakeholders
• Preparing Others to Provide Health Education and Promotion
• Managing Human Resources
• Managing Fiduciary and Material Resources

The Comprehensive Ethics and Professionalism Review

• Practice in Accordance with Established Ethical Principles
• Serving as an Authoritative Resource on Health
• Engaging in Professional Development
• Promoting the Health Education Profession
  

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