Certificate Course in Panchakarma Therapist

The Ayurvedic Therapy (Panchakarma Technician) course is an entry-level professional programme designed to provide competency in classical detoxification and rejuvenation procedures within Ayurveda. Students learn the foundational principles of Ayurveda, including dosha theory, body constitution, and clinical reasoning, before focusing on the five major Panchakarma therapies: Vamana (therapeutic emesis), Virechana (purgation), Basti (enema therapy), Nasya (nasal therapy), and Raktamokshana (blood purification protocols). They also gain hands-on experience in massage techniques, application of medicinal oils, preparation and maintenance of therapy rooms, hygiene and safety procedures, and patient care under supervision. On completion, graduates are equipped to assist in Ayurvedic hospitals, Panchakarma units, wellness centres, and spa settings, working alongside qualified doctors or lead therapists. The curriculum emphasises both theoretical understanding and intensive practical training to ensure that students are job-ready for therapeutic roles in the Ayurveda wellness ecosystem.

1. Passed 10+2 (Senior Secondary) from a recognised board.
2. Minimum age: 16–18 years (varies by institute).
3. Good physical fitness and ability to participate in hands-on therapy training.
4. Willingness to engage in clinical/practical sessions in Ayurvedic therapy.
5. Some centres may require a medical fitness certificate.