We have intakes in late March and September, and Preview Days are an opportunity for you to visit us in person, and to meet up the tutors as well as other prospective students. There will be presentations and discussions about the course, about e-learning, and about our approach to acupuncture, as well as lots of [...]
Our main acupuncture course is a three year degree-equivalent licentiate which is provisionally accredited by the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board. Specific detail on the course and it’s structure are included in this section, and you will find general course details such as fees, under the heading ‘The Prospectus’. We have hopefully included all of the [...]
… home to a unique degree level acupuncture course, provisionally accredited by the BAAB and delivered using the best in distance learning techniques alongside practical, vocational training. Our use of e-learning means that if you thought it would be impossible to juggle work and family around the number of days expected in class, you might now be able to take that next step! Attendance at TAA is required for ten weekends in your first and second years, with a good proportion of additional study undertaken at home, in your own time, using high quality e-lessons and teaching materials. There are full details on the course structure and content in the ‘Acupuncture Course’ section, and in ‘Prospectus’ you’ll find FAQs, admissions information, an introduction to our e-learning, course fees and more.
Wherever your next life choice takes you though, perhaps to The Academy or to one of the other great acupuncture institutions, we are here to help. For now we will simply send you our very best wishes for this next stage of your journey, and invite you to contact us with any questions that you might have.
Kind regards from us all
Jen, Julie and The Team
Well Bruce did his level best with some very poor raw materials (myself and Julie!) and managed to produce a video that we can possibly live with. He was very kind to us, extremely patient, our students were fabulous (thanks Gaynor and Kerry) and Michael did sterling work too….. Oh and for the practitioners out [...]
In Chinese Medicine, the season of spring corresponds to the element of Wood. Wood corresponds to spring because it conjures up the idea of growth, branching upwards and outwards. This is the ‘energetic movement’ in spring. It is a time of new growth, of creating a vision for the future and making the plans to [...]
We have intakes in late March and September, and Preview Days are an opportunity for you to visit us in person, and to meet up the tutors as well as other prospective students. There will be presentations and discussions about the course, about e-learning, and about our approach to acupuncture, as well as lots of [...]
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