NEW DELHI: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has
launched a six-month training programme on Panchakarma therapy, a
university statement said on Friday.
The vocational training
programme on Panchakarma therapy — an ayurvedic treatment — was
launched by IGNOU's Centre for Traditional Knowledge Systems (CTKS). It
is a residential, skill development programme which includes practical
and theoretical training with hospital posting.
"The training will be conducted at the campus of Foundation for
Revitalization of Local Health Traditions (FRLHT) at Bangalore, a
government recognized research organization with a clinical centre,"
said the statement.
According to the statement, training will
begin in January 2013. The last date for submitting the application
forms to CTKS is Dec 25, 2012.
"Twenty candidates will be
selected. Candidates interested can apply but they have to come to
Bangalore and will be selected only after a personal interview," Debjani
Roy, director, CTKS told IANS.
The course is open to both female and male candidates for capacity building and enhancing the livelihood opportunities.
"Applications are invited from candidates having passed tenth standard
with functional knowledge of English between the ages of 18 to 28
years," the statement said.
As per the varsity, fee for tuition,
practical, clinical, study hours, library, evaluation, boarding and food
will be free of cost for the entire period of six months.
"On
successful completion of the training, the candidates will be awarded a
'Certificate of Participation'. The applications are to be sent to the
CTKS, Block-1, Room No.15, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi-1100068," the
statement added.
IGNOU is the world's largest open university
system with pan India and international reach, having flexible entry
qualifications and wide range of academic programmes at affordable
costs.
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