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Track #1:
1. Candidate takes the basic course.
2. Candidate conducts 12 sessions and becomes certified in basic remotivation therapy.
3. Candidate conducts an additional 12 sessions (a total of 24).
4. Candidate takes the advanced course and becomes certified in advanced remotivation.
5. Candidate completes an additional 24 sessions (a total of 48).
6. Candidate either takes the instructor course or co-teaches a basic class with a level II instructor.
7. Candidate becomes a level II instructor.
With this new system, all current level I instructors have been "grand-fathered" to a level II instructor since they have already met the requirements of track #1.
Track #2:
1. Candidate takes the basic course.
A level I instructor may only certify individuals in basic remotivation therapy. A level I instructor needs to present materials in basic courses which complies with NRTO standards. A level I instructor is evaluated by the students in every class he or she teaches. The students will complete an evaluation which will be developed by an ad-hoc subcommittee of NRTO. A level I instructor certification needs to be renewed every year at a cost which will be determined. At any time, a level I instructor may choose to take the advanced course and follow track #1 to become a certified level II instructor.
2. Candidate conducts 12 sessions and becomes certified in basic remotivation.
3. Candidate conducts an additional 12 sessions (total of 24).
4. Candidate receives a recommendation from a level II instructor (one who has completed certification via track #1).
5. Candidate takes a test which is currently being drafted by a ad-hoc sub-committee of NRTO and passes with a score of 98% or higher.
6. Candidate co-teaches 1 class (basic) with a level II instructor (one who was certified via track #1).
7. Candidate is certified as a level I instructor.