MAY 2026 SCIENCE ACCESS INTAKE IS NOW OPEN • OUR NEXT IN-PERSON OPEN DAY TAKES PLACE 18 APRIL • NEW PODCAST EPISODE ALERT! DOMINIQUE LUDWIG ON NO-NONSENSE NUTRITION • WE HAVE A FANTASTIC WEBINAR ON 23 APRIL THAT EXPLORES HOW GENETIC VARIATION AFFECTS US – AND BEST OF ALL ITS FREE! BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW

MAY 2026 SCIENCE ACCESS INTAKE IS NOW OPEN • OUR NEXT IN-PERSON OPEN DAY TAKES PLACE 18 APRIL • NEW PODCAST EPISODE ALERT! DOMINIQUE LUDWIG ON NO-NONSENSE NUTRITION • WE HAVE A FANTASTIC WEBINAR ON 23 APRIL THAT EXPLORES HOW GENETIC VARIATION AFFECTS US – AND BEST OF ALL ITS FREE! BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW

Credits funding for members of the Armed Forces

Join the Nutrition and Lifestyle front line

Exploring new development opportunities in the Armed Forces can open the door to a career that changes lives.


If you’re interested in health, science, and helping others thrive, the Ministry of Defence’s Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) Scheme provides a valuable pathway into vocational training – making nutritional therapy your accessible and inspiring choice. The Institute for Optimum Nutrition (ION) is proud to be an approved Enhanced Learning Credits Administration Service (ELCAS) provider.

Join the Nutrition and Lifestyle front line

Explore your options and find out more about training with ION by viewing the FAQs below.

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Find out what nutritional therapy is

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Who are The Institute for Optimum Nutrition (ION)?

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Eligible ION courses

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Which course is right for me?

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How does the ELC scheme work?

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How do I apply to the Enhanced Learning Credits Scheme?

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What happens once my application has been approved by ELCAS?
Chris Mansi

“Many veterans may be searching for a career that continues their commitment to serving others. A career path in nutritional therapy allows them to use their problem-solving skills to guide clients toward better health.”

Chris Mansi

CEO