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Course Level
Please note that this definition does not necessarily map to competency levels by profession. NHI is simply providing it as a helpful guide to participants trying to identify appropriate training. We find that participants get more out of training when the course is a good fit for their level of knowledge and skill application.

Basic

• No matter what your background, this course or training event provides an overview of the subject matter.
• No pre-requisite courses apply to this training.
• This training event is a good opportunity for career development, cross-training or developing a new competency.

Intermediate

• Participants need to have a basic understanding of the subject matter prior to attending this level of course or training event. Either some practical knowledge or previous training in the subject matter is needed.
• Participants that use this subject knowledge or apply it on a regular basis as either a specialist, manager or supervisor are best suited to take this training.
• The subject matter may provide a deeper knowledge to participants for something that is similar to what they are already doing, but may be a new technology or regulations that need to be-to incorporated into what they are already doing.

Accomplished

• Participants need to have a good understanding of the subject matter prior to attending this level of course or training event. Either deep practical/applied knowledge and skills or previous extensive training in the subject matter is needed.
• Participants that use this subject knowledge and have a demonstrated mastery of the subject as a specialist, manager or supervisor are best suited to take this training.
• The subject matter may provide a greater depth of deeper knowledge, understanding and ability to apply the knowledge and judgment to problems where solutions are not always directly applicable. Participants may also need to incorporate new technology into what they are already doing.