COMMENCEMENT OF STUDY

Studying an ACCH course includes face-to-face tuition, self-study, research and assessments, blending the advanced teachings of Vithoulkas, Sankaran and Scholten with traditional Homeopathic teaching. Current experience within the education community of professional homeopathy (ECCH European Guidelines for homeopathic education 2000) shows that effective education in homeopathic practice takes a minimum of three to four years of full time study at a diploma or degree level.

We welcome students from all over the world, and are proud of the quality of our graduates. If you wish to enroll in an ACCH course, please go to the Steps to Enrolment.

If you wish for more information please contact us, or download the current ACCH prospectus.

Students are required to be actively involved in supervised case taking and on going case management with a minimum number of ten patients with three follow up consultations for each. The student is the primary case taker in each of these cases.

ACCH differs from other homeopathic courses offered in New Zealand in that more face to face hours are offered to students over the four year period, and in that the content contains new emerging homeopathic methodologies and philosophies. Students develop research and audit skills to be able to discern these new paradigms that are offered, and are assisted into clinical practice with their tutor acting as supervisor, educator and examiner. Practical aspects of setting up and managing a homeopathic clinic are also addressed.

This is a highly practical course heavily weighted towards LIVE videoed cases, and practical experience is just naturally built into the course. The practical aspects of the course include many live video case studies. Clinical experience and practice is an integral part of the course.

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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for an International Student

The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) has legislated responsibility for the assessment of international and New Zealand qualifications held by people seeking residence, employment, professional registration or opportunities for further study within New Zealand.
NZQA requires original documents for all qualifications gained in all countries, and for all your work experience.

The following original documents are required:
-certificate of completion of final year at a general or junior secondary school
-degrees and diplomas, or other award certificates from tertiary institutions, trade schools, technical colleges or specialised senior secondary schools
-transcripts of results or mark sheets for degrees, diplomas, or other award certificates
-evidence of vocational or trades training (contracts with your training employer, completion certificates and trade tests, if applicable)
-employment records or employer references describing your work experience
-current practising certificate, registration or licence as appropriate.