Traditional Chinese Medicine is a comprehensive medical science. For simplicity purposes, it can be divided into two categories: the fundamental Knowledge of the TCM and the Knowledge of the Skills for Clinical application in TCM.

Currently we are offering 2 programs for study: Acupuncturist and TCM Practitioner.

PROSPECTS OF OUR GRADUATES

Upon graduation, students will be awarded with Diploma issued by College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology Canada (CTCMPC).

The TCM and the Acupuncture has been around the world for more than thousands of years of history, and it has been accepted and recognized for the patients and the community. A qualify and a high perform practitioner is what the patients and the community needs and looking for today. The emphases of Our College is base on high quality comprehensive TCM education and practicing clinical training under the supervision of a well-qualified faculty to help and build a strong foundation for our graduates to meet the challenges in their career, and strengthen their survival skills for good professional developments.

Our College graduates are: Qualify to become a member of the Canadian Association of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (CAATCM), a professional association recognized by most insurance companies for client reimbursements on acupuncture treatments.

Graduates students from our school may be eligible for the TCM license proposed by the Ontario Government.

Graduates may be eligible to sit for the TCM Licensing Examination in British Columbia, and may be eligible for the Acupuncture Practitioner licenses in Quebec and Alberta.

Should our graduates wish to practice in the United States, the Diplomas are issued by CTCMPC official transcripts may qualify them for the NCCAOM.

Certificate in Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture and Herbology.

This program does not require approval under the Private Career College Act, 2005.