Certificate in Community Health (CCH)
Course Name: Certificate in Community Health
Short Name: CCH
Duration: 1 Year
About the Course
The Certificate in Community Health (CCH) is a 1-year certificate programme designed to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in primary healthcare, community health services, disease prevention, health education, nutrition, sanitation, first aid, maternal and child health, and basic patient care. The programme combines classroom learning with practical and field training to prepare learners for entry-level supportive roles in community healthcare services.
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Examination & Practical Subjects
Subject Theory Marks Practical Marks Total Marks
Human Anatomy & Physiology 100 100 200
Fundamentals of Community Health & Primary Healthcare 100 100 200
Nutrition, Hygiene, First Aid & Infection Control 100 100 200
Maternal & Child Health, Health Education & Immunization 100 100 200
Community Health Practice, Field Training & Professional Ethics 100 100 200
Total Marks
Theory: 500 Marks
Practical: 500 Marks
Overall: 1000 Marks
Career Scope
After successful completion of the course, certificate holders may work in:
Primary Health Centres (PHCs)
Community Health Centres (CHCs)
Government & Private Hospitals
NGOs & Public Health Organizations
Health Camps
Home Healthcare Services
Community Development Projects
Healthcare Institutions
Career Opportunities
Community Health Assistant
Community Health Worker
Public Health Assistant
Health Educator
Patient Care Assistant
Field Health Worker
Community Outreach Worker
Healthcare Support Professional
> Note: This is an Autonomous Certificate programme intended to prepare learners for supportive roles in community healthcare. It does not confer eligibility for independent medical practice, statutory registration, or recognition as a medical qualification. Certificate holders must work only within the scope permitted by applicable laws and under appropriate professional supervision where required.