In spite of the current pandemic of Coronavirus, the Irish College of Traditional Chinese Medicine are happy to report that we are continuing to provide teaching to the students on our Acupuncture and TCM programmes.

We are also still accepting applications for the next Acupuncture Training course and expect to start  in early October, as usual.

Of course, Covid-19 has meant that we have to do some things differently.

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We are still accepting applications, for the 2020 academic year, for the Licentiate in TCM, our professional Acupuncture training programme, which starts in October every year.

Click here to find out how to become an Acupuncturist, able to work in the Republic of Ireland and the UK. The website provides detailed information about the course structure and content.

A Prospectus and Application form are available here for the 2020 Acupuncture training course. Information is provided about the syllabus, course structure and fees. Application Forms should be printed, completed by hand, scanned and then sent to the college as an email attachment.

This part-time, weekends only programme is normally run at our college in Dublin 3, Ireland. Meetings are held approximately every 4 weeks from early October onwards and the academic year normally finishes in mid July. However, due to restrictions imposed on us all during the Coronavirus pandemic, we have been running all teaching sessions for our current students via video conferencing. This has worked well and the students have now nearly completed their current academic year.

For the 2020 – 2021 academic year we expect to return to face-to-face teaching when it is safe to do so. If it is not yet safe to do so by our start date in early October we will commence the year using Zoom and will introduce some face to face teaching (especially for the practical elements of the course) when it is permitted.