Accreditations

Our professional training courses (Foundation of Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Tui Na) are accredited by Stichting Nederlands Register voor Opleidingen (SNRO) as official higher education register courses. This means that these courses are at higher professional education level and that after completion you will receive a recognized diploma and will be included in the graduate register of the Stichting Nederlands Register voor Opleidingen (SNRO).

Dutch Acupuncture Academy is also accredited and associated with professional associations:

NVTCG Zhong

NVTCG Zhong (Nederlandse Vereniging voor Traditionele Chinese Geneeskunde )

BATC

BATC (Therapist and Consumer Interest Association)

FAGT

FAGT (Federation for Additive Medicine Therapists)

LVNG

LVNG (National Association of Natural Medicines)

NVST

NVST (Dutch Association of Soma Therapists)

VNT

VNT (Association of Naturopathic Therapists)

VBAG

VBAG (Association for the Promotion of Alternative Medicine)

CGO

Collective of Accredited Training Courses' (CGO)

Dutch Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine - Zhong

Dutch Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine - NVTCG Zhong is the most comprehensive association in the Netherlands umbrella all practitioners of acupuncture, herbal medicine, Tui Na, Shiatsu therapist. The graduates from DAA who meets the training of Foundation of Western Medicine will become Zhong members and recognised by most of the health insurances.

More about Zhong

VAT education exemption

DAA and its teachers comply with the quality code for training institutions established by the Central Register for Short Vocational Education (CRKBO). This means that our training is exempt from VAT. This has the advantage that we can keep the course fees low.

Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine

NJUCM takes Chinese medicine as the main body, and insists on the combination of Chinese and Western medicine and the coordinated development of multiple disciplines. Adhering to the philosophy of conveying thorough knowledge of both western and traditional Chinese medicine, NJUCM inherits the essence, upholds fundamental principles and breaks new ground. Now it has 1 national Double First-Class Construction Discipline, 3 national key disciplines, 2 national key (cultivation) disciplines, 4 advantageous disciplines in Jiangsu universities, 8 provincial key disciplines of the 14th Five-Year Plan, and 33 key disciplines of TCM in the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.