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Everlight Academy trains companion-guides in grief support, remembrance, and legacy practice. We're always looking for experienced companions, chaplains, celebrants, and grief educators who can teach a pathway, build curriculum, and mentor students through real companioning practice. Apply below — every application is read by a person.

What instructors do

Deliver pathway modules, record teaching content for the library, run live sessions, and guide students through reflective practice and competency assessments. You set your availability — we match you to the cohorts that need you.

Who we're looking for

Experienced grief companions, chaplains, celebrants, social workers, and educators with real practice in bereavement support, remembrance, or faith-sensitive companioning. You hold the experience for the pathway you teach and can model the practice, not just describe it.

How approval works

Submit the form and we'll review it manually. If approved, we grant your instructor role and email you — your instructor dashboard opens at /instructor. If you don't yet have an account, we'll send an invite so you can register.

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Disclaimer: Everlight Academy provides education and training in grief companioning and remembrance practice. Nothing on this site constitutes therapy, medical, mental-health, legal, or financial advice. The Everlight guide credentials are internal certifications issued by Everlight Academy — they are not clinical licensure, ordination, or externally accredited qualifications. Individual outcomes vary based on path, effort, community, and setting. Companioning is a practice of presence; it is not a substitute for licensed professional care.