Professional Development OpportunitiesSNA National Certifications and CredentialingSNA established the School Nutrition Specialist (SNS) Credentialing Program in 1997 to enhance the professional image of school nutrition professionals, elevate professional standards and enhance individual performance. The SNS Credential is a mark of excellence and achievement that reflects what it takes to manage school nutrition programs in today’s challenging climate. The SNS Credentialing Exam evaluates candidates’ knowledge and skills required to perform specific job activities related to managing or directing school nutrition programs. SNA’s Certificate ProgramHave you been thinking about earning your SNA Certificate in School Nutrition? There is no time like the present! Earning your SNA Certificate in School Nutrition shows your commitment to your profession and helps you stay current on the job. Take the first step towards your Level 1, Level 2 or Level 3 certificate in School Nutrition by downloading the Certificate in School Nutrition Program Guide (which includes the application) or visiting www.schoolnutrition.org/certificate for all the details. 3 Simple Steps to SNA’s Level 1 Certificate in School NutritionIt is easy to get started towards a Level 1 Certificate, with 3 simple steps:
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