About our Programmes
How are programmes delivered?
The CAMS Institute uses an open learning model. In terms of this model each short course or learning program can be completed at your own pace within a 2 year bracket. Should the program contain practical contact hours, these should be completed at the college on the dates as prescribed by the college. These sessions are presented concurrently on scheduled dates for a predetermined number of sessions. There are various starting dates for these sessions and a student can opt to start these sessions whenever they are ready within the 2 year period. Schedules for the different starting dates and times for the different programs are available from the college and will be included in your learner pack. If contact hours are required for a specific program, you will need to attend these classes consecutively for at least one run.
How do the exams work?
What happens after the exam?
After successfully completing an accredited CAMS course, eligible graduates may apply for professional membership through organisations including IAOTH and ICAHP, subject to the respective organisation’s membership requirements.
Types of programmes offered
“Provider Programme” – These are CAMS Institute short courses that enhance your skills and improve your career opportunities. Provider Programs are not linked to the NQF, but they are in high demand and carry the approval and accreditation of the Complementary and Alternative Medical Science Institute Board.
“Specialized Programmes” – These are specialized programmes that consist of a collection of short courses that are focused on a specific area of interest. The programmes are designed to give the students the necessary knowledge around a specific area of interest.
International Accreditation & Professional Recognition
All CAMS courses are internationally accredited through IETACH and the International Association of Therapists (IAOTH).
CAMS Institute also holds additional international training-provider recognition through the Accreditation Council of Holistic Healers (ACHH) and the International Compliance Assurance for Holistic Practitioners (ICAHP).
After successfully completing an accredited CAMS course, eligible graduates may apply for professional membership through organisations including IAOTH and ICAHP, subject to the respective organisation’s membership requirements.