FAQ'S
Below are most of the frequently asked questions that people ask when considering studying with CHE.Â
If you can’t find the answer to your question below please contact us directly on:
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You'll attend classroom lectures one weekend per month, running from January through October. The course begins by teaching you essential study skills and time management techniques, so you can fit your studies comfortably around your life.
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Alongside the lectures, you'll complete assignments and tests, which will require dedicated revision time. You'll also do outside reading on topics covered in class and attend monthly Zoom tutorials. The full schedule of tutorial dates is provided at the start of the year, so you can plan your attendance in advance. If you're ever unable to join a tutorial live, don't worry, every session is recorded and posted to your student portal, so you can catch up whenever suits you.
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This is your course, and we want it to be driven by your enthusiasm. Your passion for Homeopathy will shape how many hours you choose to invest each week.
Assessment is continual over the course of the academic year. At the start of the year you will receive an assessment calendar showing you what assessments you will receive and when along with the submission date so you can plan your time accordingly.
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You will need to pass all assessments to graduate and move onto your next year of studies.
Yes, if once you have completed your current year of study you need to take time off for personal reasons, you can defer your studies for a minimum of one year and return to your studies picking up where you left.
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If you require more than one year away you will need to apply to have an extension of absence which will then need to be approved by the CHE faculty board.
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We understand that things in life can happen and sometimes students need to take time out of their studies.
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If you require more than one year away you will need to meet with one of the principals to make the necessary arrangements. You may need to resit the previous year or restart completely depending on the stage you were before you left and how long you will be away from your homeopathic studies.
We understand that most people wanting to train as a homoeopath will have been out of education for some time. Every person who is accepted onto one of our training courses is interviewed and assessed as a unique individual. Life experiences are just as important as academic achievements.
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The training does require essay writing and the use of academic language/ writing/ referencing but there are lectures available to teach these skills.Â
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You have a dedicated Learning Support Tutor who will help and support you throughout your Homeopathic learning journey. They are there and available every teaching weekend as well as throughout the week.
At the beginning of the course you will be taught study skills and how to manage your time effectively and how to fit your studies around your life. In addition to attending lectures you will also have assignments/ tests you will need to revise for and complete.
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There is also outside reading around the topics you are learning from recorded lectures and twice monthly live zoom tutorials that you will need to attend. You will receive the tutorial dates at the start of the year so you can plan your attendance accordingly. The tutorials are recorded and posted in your student portal so you can catch up on the content if you cannot attend in person.
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This your course and we want it to be enthusiasm driven. Your passion and enthusiasm for Homeopathy will be the driving force behind how many hours you choose to invest each week.
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In the second year you will need to attend student clinics, again all of the dates are given to you at the start of the year and you must attend these sessions live. You will also have to account for seeing your own patients and associated supervision.
Assessment is continual over the course of the academic year. At the start of the year you will receive an assessment calendar showing you what assessments you will receive and when along with the submission date so you can plan your time accordingly.
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You will need to pass all assessments to graduate and move onto your next year of studies.
Yes, if once you have completed your current year of study you need to take time off for personal reasons, you can defer your studies for a minimum of one year and return to your studies picking up where you left.
​
If you require more than one year away you will need to apply to have an extension of absence which will then need to be approved by the CHE faculty board.
​
We understand that things in life can happen and sometimes students need to take time out of their studies.
​
If you require more than one year away you will need to meet with one of the principals to make the necessary arrangements. You may need to resit the previous year or restart completely depending on the stage you were before you left and how long you will be away from your homeopathic studies.
We understand that most people wanting to train as a homoeopath will have been out of education for some time. Every person who is accepted onto one of our training courses is interviewed and assessed as a unique individual. Life experiences are just as important as academic achievements.
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The training does require essay writing and the use of academic language/ writing/ referencing but there are lectures available to teach these skills.Â
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You have a dedicated Learning Support Tutor who will help and support you throughout your Homeopathic learning journey. They are there and available every teaching weekend as well as throughout the week.
People of all ages and backgrounds are welcome to apply for the course. What they all have in common is a passion for helping others and the motivation to study homeopathy.
No, there are no assessments or exams.
Students who complete the course will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion.
Yes, you can pay in full or by monthly instalments with our payment plan.
Absolutely! Some students enjoy the course so much, and find such a deep connection with homeopathy, that they decide to take their studies further. If you find you are one of these students, there is an option to transfer to the practitioner programme. You can do this at the fourth month of the classroom foundation course or the fourth module of the online foundation course.