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Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy This comprehensive naturopathy course gives you invaluable skills across complementary and natural medicine modalities. Graduate with a nationally recognised qualification to become a fully-credentialed holistic practitioner. Advanced Diploma of Nutritional Medicine Gain advanced training in nutrition and diet, health sciences, diagnostics and treatment modalities. Use this as a base for further study in naturopathy, or work in the health food industry. |
Study for the Future, Naturally Get out of the nine-to-five rat race and move into a career that rewards you and everyone you touch. Natural therapies such as massage, complementary medicine and aromatherapy are sought after by an increasing number of people every year, and offer the practitioner more control over their working life. SEEK Learning has teamed with the Australasian College of Natural Therapies (ACNT) to offer industry and government-recognised training. ACNT has been a leader in providing accredited natural therapy courses for over 25 years. What's Your Career Goal? Become a practise-ready naturopath with a single course: Become a practising nutritionist: Begin my career as a massage therapist: |
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Unprecedented Demand
Career opportunities abound in the natural therapy professions in Australia. There have never been the opportunities that currently exist for professionally trained healthcare 
Maggie Sands
Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS), July 2007