Education & Training
Accredited Programs
CAPA accredits Ayurvedic education programs in Canada that meet our rigorous standards for curriculum quality, faculty qualifications, clinical training, and student outcomes. Graduating from a CAPA-accredited program is the first step toward professional membership.
Enquire About AccreditationAccreditation Standards
What We Look For
CAPA's accreditation process evaluates programs across eight key criteria.
Minimum 1,200 hours of in-class and clinical instruction
Comprehensive curriculum covering all eight branches of Ayurveda
Supervised clinical practicum with qualified preceptors
Qualified faculty with recognised Ayurvedic credentials (BAMS or equivalent)
Access to adequate learning resources, library, and clinical facilities
Independent student assessment and examination processes
Transparent grievance and appeals procedures for students
Annual curriculum review aligned with current CAPA standards
Recognized Programs
CAPA-Accredited Schools
These institutions currently hold CAPA accreditation for their Ayurvedic programs.
Diploma in Ayurvedic Health Sciences
Canadian College of Ayurveda and Yoga
Brampton, Ontario2 yearsDiploma
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Parul University
India5.5 yearsDegree
Is Your Program Eligible?
If you operate an Ayurvedic education program in Canada and are interested in pursuing CAPA accreditation, contact us to begin a preliminary assessment.
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