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Our evidence-based parenting course is supported by a peer-reviewed published study
The North Carolina Parent Education Class is an online course designed for parents who have been ordered to complete parenting education during divorce, separation, or a child-custody matter. It may also be referred to as Mending Hearts, a Parent Education Program, Parent Information Session, or court-ordered parenting class.
Guaranteed court acceptance: This course is accepted by all North Carolina courts, including Mecklenburg County.
Charlotte and Mecklenburg County: Certevia offers the course Parenting and Divorce for Married and Unmarried Parents, which is listed on the applicable Mecklenburg County administrative orders under the NCParentingClass.com name.
North Carolina courts accept Certevia’s self-paced online parenting class. You may begin immediately after enrollment and complete the course on your own schedule.
4-hour online course: $39.95
Certificate included. English or Spanish. No hidden fees.
Enroll in the North Carolina Online Parenting Class
Financial aid may be available. Apply for financial aid .
Choose either the English or Spanish course when enrolling.
North Carolina courts may require parents involved in divorce, separation, or child-custody matters to complete a parenting education course. Certevia has helped more than half a million parents complete required education and receive their certificates.
Our self-paced online course is designed to help parents understand how separation and divorce affect children, improve communication, and build a more effective co-parenting relationship.
Enroll in the North Carolina Online Parenting Class
Certificate included at no extra cost. Choose either the English or Spanish course when enrolling.

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More than 500,000 participants have completed Certevia education programs since 1990.
“Just the class I needed to open my eyes to the realities of what my kids are experiencing. I am glad it was required. Thank you!”