Applicants must have a university-level education or two years of cegep. In some cases, for adults and older applicants, professional experience and motivation can substitute for the academic requirement.

You should include a brief text summarizing your academic and professional background, a resume if available, your goals or motivation for the chosen program, and any other relevant documents (degree copies, documents for exemption requests, etc.). You’ll need digital versions of all documents to upload when applying online. For payment of registration and/or the first installment, you can use a credit card or PayPal.

Access the online registration or re-registration form (simplified process). Other required documents must be attached to the online form. If needed, you can contact us by email with your questions before registering at service-admission@cmdq.com. You must include at least the registration fee for your application to be reviewed, and the first deposit if you wish to start within 10 days.

Admission is a privilege granted to an applicant whose interests and abilities fit the social field. Academic level does not guarantee automatic admission. If your application is refused, AMCC returns all documents, including the reason for refusal and any payments made, except for the application review fee (registration fee).

There are several types of financial assistance: employers can cover training costs, which are tax-deductible from their contributions. Tuition fees entitle you to a Quebec tax deduction or a Canada tax credit. AMCC offers a merit scholarship for each completed course.
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We offer complete training programs in “Health Practitioner” (general or with a focus on nutritherapy), Naturopathy, Homeopathy, and Bio-Energy. These are structured in progressive stages: Advisor, Educator, Health Practitioner, and a final specialization module.

Each stage includes several courses, with the freedom to pause the training at any time, without obligation or penalty. Successful completion of each stage qualifies you for a certificate; completing all stages lets you earn the diploma.

All the information and course details are available HERE.

AMCC rules state you can stop training at any stage without penalty. You can cancel your application within 10 days of registering. You are responsible for the current stage’s fees, but not for any stages you haven’t started. You can also receive diplomas for the successfully completed stages.

The diploma earned is Naturopath N.D. for Naturopath Diploma.

Our view of naturopathy is mainly complementary, not a substitute for medicine. We focus more on lifestyle, health education, nutritherapy, natural care techniques, and natural products. These programs focus on both knowledge and practical skills, with clinical case studies offered at every stage of training.

Naturopath, ND (without periods) as Doctor of Naturopathy is offered by colleges that train "naturopathic doctors" in the USA and Canada, and they can sit for the Nplex exam. This instruction is provided at Bastyr University (Seattle, WA), National College of Naturopathic Medicine (Portland, OR), Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine (Tempe, AZ), University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine (Bridgeport, CT), as well as in Canada: The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine.

This program is full-time over 4 years (4,500 or more classroom hours) and 80% of the program is devoted to conventional medicine, including microsurgery practice.

References: https://aanmc.org/resources/licensure/

On the federal government level, the program is accredited by Employment and Social Development Canada as professional training; fees entitle you to a tax credit.

On the provincial level, AMCC holds a certificate of recognition as a certified training organization by Emploi-Québec. Your employer can therefore cover training costs, which are tax-deductible from their contributions.

In terms of corporations and professions, our programs are recognized by many associations in Quebec, Canada, the USA, and other countries.

No, as long as your time frame is reasonable. When you start a course, you should plan and communicate a due date to your tutor. If unforeseen events or delays occur, you can request a time extension. One great advantage of this system: you can change your study pace every 6 (or 12) weeks, depending on your schedule, and you can submit your assignments at any time before the set date.

A course’s duration depends on two things: the course’s intended total hours and your availability in hours/week. There are courses of 30, 45, 60 or 90 hours. Plan on 2 to 6 weeks depending on the course and your personal pace. For example, for a 45-hour course (3 credits), if you study 7 to 8 hours per week, you should finish in about 6 weeks and then complete your evaluation.

A credit is a unit of value for a course. In Europe, they also use the term credit, or more exactly E.C.T.S. (European Credit Transfer System). University programs are divided into 30-credit blocks per semester, or 60 per year. A typical course includes several credits; at CMDQ, one credit equals 15 hours of study.