Program Overview
The Traditional Eastern Natural Health Care for the Elderly Program at Royal Pacific Institute is designed to address the unique health needs of Canada’s aging population by integrating time-honored Eastern practices with modern holistic approaches.
This diploma program provides students with the knowledge and practical skills to support the physical, emotional, and social well-being of elderly clients. The curriculum emphasizes traditional Chinese healthcare methods, natural therapies, and contemporary wellness strategies tailored for senior care environments.
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be awarded a Diploma in Traditional Eastern Natural Health Care for the Elderly.
Royal Pacific Institute offers an authentic and supportive learning environment, led by instructors with extensive clinical and academic experience.
With small class sizes and individualized support, students benefit from personalized instruction and optimal opportunities for practical application.
Program Structure
- Total Program Hours: 768 hours, which include 60 hours of supervised practicum
- Duration: 35 weeks (Full-time)
- Credential Awarded: Diploma
- Schedule: Full-time, in-class instruction
- Study Mode: Students may choose to complete the program on a full-time or part-time basis to accommodate diverse scheduling needs.
Students engage in:
- Fundamental principles of elder health and wellness
- Traditional Chinese approaches to aging and disease prevention
- Holistic methods for physical, mental, and emotional elder care
- Communication skills and client-centered service techniques
- Practical training in senior health care settings
Delivery Method
In-person classes.
Instruction is available in English or Chinese to accommodate diverse student needs.
Academic Requirements
- Attend scheduled classes (full-time or part-time depending on study plan)
- Complete all required coursework and practicum
- Pass academic and practical assessments
Admission Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent; or mature student status (19 years or older).
- International applicants are welcome.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the program may pursue careers as:
- Elder care specialists in long-term care facilities, retirement communities, and private care services
- Holistic health assistants focusing on elder wellness
- Wellness consultants for aging populations
- Support personnel in complementary healthcare and rehabilitation settings
Program Fees
- Tuition: CAD $10,920
- Application Fee: CAD $250
- Administration Fee: CAD $250
- Assessment Fee: CAD $250
- Textbooks: Approximately CAD $550