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

During the last year most the Acupuncture training programme has been taught via Zoom.

Some students met teachers in college during Summer 2020, (when infection rates were low and there was no lockdown) to practise some of the essential clinical skills that will be required when they go into the Teaching Clinic. This Teaching Clinic, which relates to the development and refining of Clinical skills, requires face-to-face supervision in College and will commence as soon as it is safe, and permitted, to do so.

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We are now accepting applications, for the 2022 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 2022 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.

For the 2022 – 2023 academic year we will return to face-to-face teaching for the practical and clinical aspects of the course and continue to deliver the theoretical content via online learning. Approximately 4 of the 12 teaching weekends, in the first two years, will be held in College.