Homoeopathy The following schools all teach homoeopathy, however, there is amongst them a wide range of curriculum and teaching styles and of accreditation. Learning homoeopathy requires an enormous commitment both financial and of time and energy and should not be undertaken lightly. Most schools have open days or allow prospective students to sit in on lessons. The difference between schools can be significant and are to be found in all areas. Some schools sit in rows at desks whiles others gather less formally on chairs and the floor.
Some schools rely on exams while others use a continuous assessment of homework.
Some schools have various forms of clinical training within the school while others expect students to arrange a certain number of sitting in hours themselves. There are part time and full time courses. Most part time courses involve one weekend a month but some are one day a week. Some of the courses allow part of the course to be done by correspondence others are purely by attendance. The drop out rate for schools is high and the number of students who go on to be successful full time homoeopaths is very small indeed so it is worth making the effort to insure that the course you take is the best one for you.