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Ayurveda is ‘the Science of Life’
As an Ayurvedic practitioner you will be able to help clients to escape emotional, mental and physical discomfort and illness by rebalancing the tridoshas – vata, pitta, and kapha.
You will learn how this is done through a combination of lifestyle modification, dietary advice, herbal treatment, massage, and the unique detoxification method known as panchakarma.
This 5000-year-old science-based tradition is recognized alongside mainstream medicine in countries such as India and Sri Lanka. It incorporates everything from diet, lifestyle, herbal medicine to yoga, and massage therapy, blending the laws of nature with scientific processes to remedy a range of conditions.
Is Ayurveda right for me?
Yes – If you yearn to become a holistic source of health advice, offering Ayurvedic medicines, and therapeutic treatments for your clients, creating happiness and health for everyone you touch. And If you can check off these boxes, there’s a good chance that you have met your perfect match.
Do I need to have a background in medicine? No…
You don’t need a background in medicine, but you do need to have a passion for helping people holistically. You may already be involved in some form of wellbeing practice such as yoga, nutritional medicine, naturopathy, chiropractic, osteopathy, massage etc., and want to expand your skills and widen your experience. Or you may be new to the field and looking for the right tools.
You could be opening your own clinic once you graduate – and you’ll learn all about business planning and marketing within the course units too so you’ll be well prepared to start practicing immediately.
Or you might choose to work in multidisciplinary clinics along with other healthcare professionals.
Once you’ve completed the course, you may also be eligible to apply for memberships of professional associations such as the Australian Natural Therapists Association, Australian Traditional Medicine Society, Australasian Association of Ayurveda.
Entry Requirements : You DON’T need to have completed the Diploma first…
The only requirement is that you must have a Year 12 certificate or equivalent or satisfactory completion of a Certificate IV in any field. Mature age students with life experience may also apply for the course provided you meet literacy, language, and numeracy skill requirements.
- The Australian Institute of Higher and Further Education is the longest established registered Ayurveda training institute in Australia.
- We have highly qualified and experienced lecturers,
- Competitive fee structure,
- We have won multiple awards as a training organisation,
- We offer interest FREE easy payment plans,
- Students loan available for eligible
- students through a third party,
- All the theory units can be completed from your own home, yet you will experience the real classroom benefit though our virtual mode of delivery,
- We offer scholarships of up to $4000 for eligible students.
- Your work placement can be completed at an Ayurveda clinic of your choice as long as you have properly qualified Practitioners approved by the college.
Term one:
AYF101 Foundation of Ayurveda
BMS101 Biomedical Science 1
EMI101 Develop and use Emotional intelligence
Term Two:
ALN201 Ayurvedic Life Style and Nutrition
BMS202 Biomedical Science 2
APC201 Ayurvedic Pharmacology
Term Three:
ART301 Ayurvedic Bodywork and Remedial Therapies
ADP301 Ayurvedic Dispensing
ANT302 Ayurvedic Nutrition
APW301 Intensive practical workshop
Term Four:
CLE401 Communication, Law and Ethics
CPP401 Clinical practice and Procedures
FAD401 First Aid
ACL401 Intensive Clinic
Term Five:
ADG501 Ayurvedic Diagnosis
RES501 Research Skills
ACL502 Intensive Clinic
Term Six:
AMT601 Manage Ayurvedic Treatment
BMA601 Business Marketing
ACL603 Intensive Clinic
Term Seven:
BPL701 Business Planning
ACL704 Intensive Clinic
Term Eight:
ACL805 Intensive Clinic
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