Introduction
CMA recognises Ayurveda qualifications that meet the Association's educational and professional standards.
This page is intended to assist prospective members and students in understanding the educational requirements for CMA membership in the field of Ayurveda.
Educational standards are reviewed periodically and may be updated in response to changes in professional, educational and industry requirements.
Education Requirements
Applicants seeking Full Membership in Ayurveda are generally expected to hold:
• A Bachelor degree or higher qualification in Ayurveda or equivalent.
• A qualification that includes supervised clinical training and practical skills development.
• A qualification that satisfies CMA membership entry standards.
• Qualifications completed prior to current educational standards may be assessed under CMA's legacy qualification provisions.
In recognition of previous educational standards, CMA may recognise qualifications completed prior to current educational standards where applicants can demonstrate appropriate training and competency.
This may include:
• HLT60712 Advanced Diploma of Ayurveda.
• Other historical qualifications assessed on an individual basis.
Applicants may be required to provide academic transcripts, course outlines and evidence of clinical training.
Current Recognised Qualifications
Qualifications not listed
Qualifications not listed may still be assessed by CMA on an individual basis.
Applicants may be required to provide:
• Academic transcripts.
• Course outlines.
• Evidence of supervised clinical practicum.
• Evidence of professional practice where applicable.
Questions About Qualification Recognition?
Members and prospective members with questions regarding qualification assessment or recognition of educational programs should contact the CMA office before lodging an application.