Level 3 courses
Who is the course for?
Level 3 courses focus on consultations skills and the work of professional Bach practitioners. As such they are aimed at people who want to work professionally with the remedies.
Level 3 is also open to non-professionals who want to join the Bach Foundation International Register, or simply want to improve their consultation skills.
Level 3 applicants must complete Bach Centre-approved level 1 and level 2 courses before attending level 3.
Level 3 structure
All level 3s include periods of classroom teaching and periods of private study done in the student's own time. Students have to complete written work that may include an exam, a reflective journal and essays.
The main assessment is by means of written case studies which are assessed by the Bach Centre or by individuals appointed by the Centre for this purpose.
Level 3 and practitioner registration
On satisfactory completion of a level 3 course students may apply for inclusion on the Bach Foundation International Register of Practitioners, which is maintained by the Centre.
Registration is conditional on the applicant's agreeing to respect the completeness and simplicity of Dr Bach's system and work under the Bach Foundation Code of Practice. In particular, registered practitioners undertake only to select remedies using the simple consultation methods used by Dr Bach, and to present the 38 remedies as a complete system.
Completing level 3 is a prerequisite for registration. However, registration and the issue of the accompanying Certificate are entirely at the Bach Centre's discretion.
Bach Centre courses
The Centre's own level 3 comprises a four-day course held at Dr Bach's home in Oxfordshire, England; plus a period of assessed work, which takes about six months to complete. More...
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BIEP courses
The Bach International Education Programme (BIEP) is the biggest international provider of Bach Centre-approved training, with courses in more than 20 different countries. More...
Independent approved courses
In some countries the Bach Centre approves courses run by independent teachers or small organisations. Training takes place in local colleges, health centre and private premises. More...
Animal practitioner course
The Natural Animal Centre runs courses in the UK and elsewhere future practitioners who want to specialise in the care of animals. More....
University course
Anglia Ruskin University runs a Bach flower remedies module as part of a BSc degree course in complementary medicine. More...
Student registration
Students on approved level 3 courses may apply for student registration with the Bach Centre, which can enhance your learning experience.
