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Choosing the right natural health school is a big step. The best natural health schools in Australia will empower you to turn your passion for wellness into a meaningful, future-ready career. Here’s what to look for:
Accredited, evidence-based education
Make sure the school offers nationally accredited qualifications backed by both traditional wisdom and modern science. This ensures your learning is recognised, credible, and aligned with industry standards.
Expert, supportive educators
Look for experienced lecturers and practitioners who are deeply connected to the field and genuinely invested in your growth. The right mentors make all the difference.
Hands-on clinical training
A great health school won’t just teach you theory; it will give you real-world experience. Supervised clinics and practical sessions help you build confidence and prepare for life after graduation.
Flexible study options
Whether you’re studying full-time, part-time, online, or on campus, your learning should fit around your life.
Strong community and support
Surround yourself with like-minded peers, student support services and a vibrant learning culture. Your journey will be so much richer with the right people around you.
Clear career pathways
The right natural health school will help you transform your knowledge into a purposeful career. Look for strong graduate outcomes, professional recognition and a track record of student success.
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Trimester intakes commence in March, July and October. Additional intakes for some online subjects in May and September. Exact dates vary, so check the course page for the latest intake information.
Some courses are offered in mixed mode, with a combination of online, blended (online + on campus intensive), live-streamed and clinic (on campus) subjects available. Clinical and hands-on components are delivered on-campus in our custom-designed Endeavour Wellness Clinics. Download a course guide to learn more about how each course is structured and their delivery mode for each subject.
A Bachelor at Endeavour College of Natural Health takes approximately 3–8 years, depending on your course, and if you prefer full or part-time to suit your lifestyle and commitments.
Not at all! Single subject study at Endeavour may be for you! They’re designed for personal interest, professional development or a taste of natural health study before committing to a degree.