How to Determine Eligibility to Register
Choose the category that best describes you:
How to Determine Eligibility to Register
Choose the category that best describes you:
1) Graduates of an approved program in homeopathy in Ontario
CHO Council has approved the following programs:
Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine – theoretical and clinical components of their Homeopathy and Health Sciences Diploma Course
Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine – – theoretical and clinical components of their three-year Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine and Health Sciences
An applicant who is a graduate of one of these approved programs and who has met the other Registration Requirements may proceed to register with the College.
On-line Registration Form
If it has been more than 12 months since successful completion of an approved program, please contact registration@collegeofhomeopaths.com. Depending on the length of time since completion and the accumulation of clinical practice hours, a Refresher Program approved by the College of Homeopaths of Ontario may be required.
Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine – theoretical and clinical components of their Homeopathy and Health Sciences Diploma Course
Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine – – theoretical and clinical components of their three-year Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine and Health Sciences
An applicant who is a graduate of one of these approved programs and who has met the other Registration Requirements may proceed to register with the College.
On-line Registration Form
If it has been more than 12 months since successful completion of an approved program, please contact registration@collegeofhomeopaths.com. Depending on the length of time since completion and the accumulation of clinical practice hours, a Refresher Program approved by the College of Homeopaths of Ontario may be required.
2) Individuals who have NOT graduated from an approved program in homeopathy in Ontario, including graduates of non-approved Ontario programs in homeopathy, Canadian homeopathy programs outside Ontario, or those trained outside of Canada.
An applicant who has studied homeopathy but who has not graduated from a program approved by the College of Homeopaths must undergo a pre-application process so that the College can review the applicant’s knowledge, skill and judgment against the competency-based education of an applicant who has graduated from an approved program in homeopathy in Ontario.
How to Determine Eligibility to Register: Flowchart
Pre-Assessment Checklist to Determine Eligibility for Registration
Substantially Equivalent Competency Assessment (SECA) Handbook
Substantially Equivalent Pre-Assessment Form to Determine Eligibility to Register
Certificate of Dean or Principal of College/University Granting Diploma/Degree of Homeopathy
Form G – SECA Credit Card Payment Form
Refresher Program Factsheet
How to Determine Eligibility to Register: Flowchart
Pre-Assessment Checklist to Determine Eligibility for Registration
Substantially Equivalent Competency Assessment (SECA) Handbook
Substantially Equivalent Pre-Assessment Form to Determine Eligibility to Register
Certificate of Dean or Principal of College/University Granting Diploma/Degree of Homeopathy
Form G – SECA Credit Card Payment Form
Refresher Program Factsheet
For a helpful overview of the process, download:
How to Determine Eligibility to Register with the College of Homeopaths of Ontario
How to Register: Flowchart
Registration Guide
Appealing Registration Decisions
If the application requires review by the Registration Committee, the applicant will be notified and can provide more information if desired. Members of the Committee include:
Academic program review and approval is intimately linked to individual registration requirements, as graduation from an approved academic Program in Homeopathy is one of the requirements for becoming a Homeopath. Academic programs seeking approval must go through an extensive evaluation process, with final approval the responsibility of Council.
How to Determine Eligibility to Register with the College of Homeopaths of Ontario
How to Register: Flowchart
Registration Guide
Appealing Registration Decisions
If the application requires review by the Registration Committee, the applicant will be notified and can provide more information if desired. Members of the Committee include:
- Julie Hughes (Public)
- Guru Dutt Vaid (Professional)
- Anna Cardozo (Professional)
- Sanjeev Nayyar (Professional)
- Michael Steele (Public)
Academic program review and approval is intimately linked to individual registration requirements, as graduation from an approved academic Program in Homeopathy is one of the requirements for becoming a Homeopath. Academic programs seeking approval must go through an extensive evaluation process, with final approval the responsibility of Council.