What's next for a Newly Qualified Celebrant?
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What's next for a Newly Qualified Celebrant?
by froyle10 » Mon Dec 21, 2009 12:49 pm
I have just qualified as a marriage celebrant with the Academy of Celebrancy Australia and waiting for my authorisation from the AG. Hoping to work in the North West Sydney region. Would like to hear from other celebrants, especially if you recently qualified with the Academy. Are you getting much work or is the market already saturated with us newbies? What types of ceremonies are you performing which are not marriage related e.g. baby naming, funerals etc. Thanks in advance for your feedback. 
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Re: What's next for a Newly Qualified Celebrant?
by Rona » Mon Dec 21, 2009 1:43 pm
Hi What's Next
The ACCN goal is to provide a framework for celebrants to broaden the range of ceremonies they offer.
See:
www.accn.com.au/celebrant-existing/10-steps-for-r-and-r
In particular, This Is Your Life Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries (not necessarily Renewals), Mother's and Father's Day ceremonies and the like.
If you want to be part of the future, we suggest you join our Australian Celebrants and Celebrations Network.
See Join Now:
www.accn.com.au/join-accn
The ACCN does not offer a 'cheap' service. Rather our support is packaged to suit different celebrants budgets.
You will gain a lot of information and support even on our entry level standard membership of $29.50 (ie an average of $2.50 per month) AND you can upgrade at any time later for an extra $50 to deluxe membership (averages less than $7 per month in the first year and renewals less than $5 per month)
See benefits of joining:
www.accn.com.au/why-join-accn
Happy to answer any question you may have about the ACCN
Rona Goold
ACCN Director
The ACCN goal is to provide a framework for celebrants to broaden the range of ceremonies they offer.
See:
www.accn.com.au/celebrant-existing/10-steps-for-r-and-r
In particular, This Is Your Life Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries (not necessarily Renewals), Mother's and Father's Day ceremonies and the like.
If you want to be part of the future, we suggest you join our Australian Celebrants and Celebrations Network.
See Join Now:
www.accn.com.au/join-accn
The ACCN does not offer a 'cheap' service. Rather our support is packaged to suit different celebrants budgets.
You will gain a lot of information and support even on our entry level standard membership of $29.50 (ie an average of $2.50 per month) AND you can upgrade at any time later for an extra $50 to deluxe membership (averages less than $7 per month in the first year and renewals less than $5 per month)
See benefits of joining:
www.accn.com.au/why-join-accn
Happy to answer any question you may have about the ACCN
Rona Goold
ACCN Director
Rona Goold
Robertson NSW
ACCN Director
Robertson NSW
ACCN Director
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