Certified Sexologist/Sexology Educator (Level 3 Sexology)

Course Goals

Gain Hands-On Experience – Work directly with diverse clients, applying sexological principles in real-world cases.

Master Case Conceptualization – Utilize bio-psycho-social and integrative models to assess and analyze sexual concerns. Learn to structure personalized interventions based on individual and relational needs.

Adapt Interventions Effectively – Develop the ability to tailor sexology-based approaches to address complex cases involving trauma, desire discrepancies, sexual identity, and relationship conflicts while maintaining ethical and professional standards.

Complete Supervised Field Experience – Engage in clinical placements or structured practice hours, receiving direct mentorship, writing case reports, and refining your professional skills through structured feedback and real-world application.

Becoming a Certified Sexologist/Sexology Educator

Upon completing Level 3 and fulfilling the required supervised hours, participants will qualify for certification as either a Certified Sexologist or a Certified Sexology Educator through Unprude.

This level is designed to help participants move beyond theory and group facilitation into practical, guided client work. Under the mentorship of experienced sex therapists and educators, they will refine their skills in assessment, intervention, and ethical practice, ensuring they are well-equipped to make a meaningful impact in the field of sexology.

• Being a Certified Sexologist means having the expertise to work directly with individuals and couples, addressing concerns related to sexual health, intimacy, and relationships through evidence-based approaches. Sexologists provide professional guidance while maintaining ethical and professional boundaries.
  
  
• Being a Certified Sexology Educator means developing and delivering sex education programs, facilitating discussions, and promoting awareness on various aspects of sexuality. Educators focus on challenging misconceptions and advocating for inclusive, research-based sex education in academic, healthcare, or community settings.

As Sexologists and/or Sexology Educators, graduates will gain the knowledge, confidence, and ethical grounding to support individuals and communities in exploring sexuality in a professional, non-clinical capacity.

This certification does not grant licensure as a therapist, counselor, or medical professional. Instead, it equips individuals with the specialized skills needed to educate, guide, and support others in matters of sexuality while adhering to ethical and professional standards.

How to Enroll?

• Pay the tuition fee in full or installments.
• Send your payment receipt to jannah@unprude.com
• Accomplish the registration form sent by jannah@unprude.com. 
• After registration, review any pre-course materials or resources sent to you to prepare for the class.
• Ensure you have any necessary equipment ready ahead of time 
• A reliable gadget for attending the online course.
• Updated Zoom account (for the online platform class).
• A Viber account (for easier communication via the group chat).