Cyrillic College is a pioneering institution in holistic health care and education in Nigeria. We believe that optimal health and wellness are achieved only when care addresses the whole person – body, mind, spirit, and emotions.

Our students gain hands-on exposure to the full spectrum of holistic healthcare, combining patient education on lifestyle changes and self-care with complementary and integrative therapies. These include acupuncture, chiropractic care, homeopathy, naturopathy, and selective western medical approaches, all applied strategically to relieve symptoms and promote lasting wellness.

At Cyrillic College, learning is practical, evidence-informed, and patient-centred, preparing graduates to deliver care that is both effective and ethically grounded, and to contribute meaningfully to the evolving landscape of healthcare in Nigeria.

OUR VISION

To deliver reliable training in complementary and integrative health care, grounded in proven principles, equipping practitioners to provide truly holistic, patient-centred care.

OUR MISSION

To develop competent practitioners in complementary and integrative healthcare, combining exceptional knowledge and skills with disciplined, practice-based learning.

OUR OBJECTIVES

1. To deliver high-level education and training in complementary, alternative, and allied health sciences through on-campus, affiliated, and distance learning programmes.
2. To champion initiatives that advance traditional, natural, and integrative healthcare, raising awareness and acceptance nationally and regionally.
3. To lead research and innovation in holistic health, generating evidence that informs best practices and policy.
4. To provide expert first aid, sports therapy, safety, and emergency response services as part of community health engagement.
5. To continuously enhance the skills and knowledge of practitioners, ensuring excellence and professional competency.
6. To design and implement high-impact training programmes, workshops, and professional development initiatives.
7. To establish strategic collaborations with educational institutions, professional bodies, and certification agencies, ensuring rigorous assessment, accreditation, and recognition of graduates.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

True care is only achieved when it is holistic. Delivering holistic healthcare requires trainees to demonstrate discipline, focus, and active engagement throughout their learning journey.

For New and Incoming Students

We are delighted to welcome you to Cyrillic College of Homeopathy and Holistic Health Sciences. You are about to begin an extraordinary journey into the world of holistic healing, scientific tradition, and practitioner-based natural medicine. Our institution stands on the pillars of integrity, excellence, and cultural respect for healing systems that work.

We are here to support you in every step of your academic and professional development. This Information Guide provides all essential details to help new and prospective students navigate the college system effectively.

1. PROGRAM STRUCTURE
our programs fall under the following categories:

1. Diploma Programs (12 months)
2. Advanced Diploma (12 months)
3. Short-Term Programs (Master class — 3 months, Certificate Course — 6 months)

Disciplines available include:

1. Homeopathic Sciences
2. Herbal Science and Drug Technology
3. Magnet Therapy
4. Chiropractic Care
5. Naturopathy
6. Acupuncture
7. Clinical Nutrition and more

Each program is practitioner-oriented and grounded in a strong academic framework, adapted for Nigeria and Africa at large.

Quality Assurance for Advanced Entry Students
All advanced entry candidates are subject to an internal verification process to ensure that their prior learning meets the College’s competency standards. Where gaps are identified, bridging or refresher modules may be prescribed.

Available Programmes & Requirements

S/N	Programme	Duration	Entry Requirements
1	Diploma	1 year (2 semesters)	Five ‘O’ Level credits (including Mathematics & English Language) + Required Documents* May require entrance exam/interview.
2	Advanced Diploma	1 year (2 semesters)	Diploma/Degree in any CAM discipline † + Required Documents* May require entrance exam/interview.
3	Short-Term Courses (Certificate Courses, Workshops, Masterclass)	3–6 months	Required Documents* Open to all; no academic prerequisites.

Required Documents*:

• Two recent passport photographs
• ID proof (NIN, Driver’s License, or International Passport)
• Certified copies of academic certificates/transcripts

Approved Health/Medical Disciplines†:
Nursing, Public Health, Nutrition & Dietetics, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory Science, Medicine, Dentistry, Alternative Medicine, or related fields.

2. MODES OF STUDY
We offer two modes of study:

1. Onsite: Held at the College Campus in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. Lectures hold weekdays between 8am to 5pm.
2. Online: Designed to suit working professionals. Live classes hold in four fixed slots during weekdays:
   1. 10:00am – 11:00am
   1. 11:00am – 12:00pm
   1. 7:00pm – 8:00pm
   1. 8:00pm – 9:00pm

Pre-recorded versions of lectures held in the morning available for students with tight schedules. Each recording is available for a week after release before access is blocked.

3. SIWES (PRACTICAL ATTACHMENT)
All Diploma and Advanced Diploma students are required to undertake a 10-week minimum practical training SIWES (Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme) under a registered practitioner as a part of the Supervised Clinical Experience (SCE) Course. Students unable to attend weekly are expected to fulfill a minimum of 30 supervised visits. Centers must be approved by the College.

At Cyrillic College, practical exposure is a cornerstone of learning. All Diploma, Advanced Diploma, and Certificate programs require students to undergo Supervised Industrial Work Experience (SIWES) or Supervised Clinical Experience (SCE) as part of their training. This ensures that every student graduates with not only theoretical knowledge but also hands-on competence.

Purpose of SIWES/SCE

• To expose students to real-world professional practice in Complementary and Integrative Healthcare (CIH).
• To develop confidence, discipline, and work ethics in clinical and wellness environments.
• To bridge the gap between classroom knowledge and workplace realities.
• To prepare students for employment, self-practice, and entrepreneurship in CIH.

Eligible SIWES/SCE Centers

Students are only permitted to undertake SIWES/SCE at centers approved by the College. Centers must demonstrate capacity to provide professional training and supervision.

Minimum Requirements for Eligibility:

Category	Requirements	Examples
Complementary and Integrative Medicine (CIM) Clinics & Hospitals	Licensed facility, at least 2 qualified CIM practitioners, active patient care	Naturopathic, Homeopathic, Integrative clinics
Hospitals / Health Facilities	Teaching/general hospitals with CIM, lifestyle, or integrative units	Public or private hospitals with CIM services
Wellness & Therapy Centers	Registered, structured therapy programs, capable of supervising students	Massage, Reflexology, Chiropractic, Physiotherapy centers
Nutrition & Dietetics Centers	Evidence of diet therapy, presence of a licensed nutritionist/dietician	Nutrition clinics, dietary counseling units
Research & Production Units	Herbal drug research, nutraceuticals, CIM product development	Herbal labs, nutraceutical R&D facilities
Community Health Programs	Involvement in CIM-related public health or nutrition outreach	NGOs, wellness campaigns, public health projects

Note: Students must obtain approval from the College Administration before commencing placement.

Responsibilities of Students

• Secure placement at an approved center and report to the SIWES Office for clearance.
• Maintain punctuality, discipline, and professional ethics.
• Keep a logbook/diary of daily activities, signed by the site supervisor.
• Submit a final report and participate in a post-SIWES seminar presentation.

Responsibilities of Centers

• Provide supervision, mentorship, and practical exposure.
• Sign students’ logbooks and complete evaluation reports.
• Uphold professional standards and ethical practices.

Assessment

SIWES/SCE carries credit units and contributes to the final GPA. Assessment is based on:

• Student Logbook (20%)
• Supervisor’s Evaluation (20%)
• College Monitoring/Feedback (10%)
• Final Report (30%)
• Seminar Presentation (20%)

Non-Compliance

Failure to complete SIWES/SCE, unauthorized placement at unapproved centers, or misconduct during posting will result in nullification of the exercise and possible disciplinary action.

Practical Demonstrations vs SIWES

Students should note the distinction between practical demonstration lectures and the Supervised Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES).

• Practical Demonstrations: These are college-arranged, compulsory teaching sessions for select skill-based courses (e.g., Acupuncture, Magnet Therapy Techniques, Chiropractic Techniques, Reflexology, Massage Therapy, Herbal Formulation). These sessions are supervised by appointed lecturers or demonstrators engaged by the College. Attendance is compulsory and forms part of course evaluation.
• SIWES: This is a compulsory field placement in approved external centers where students gain extended, real-life practical exposure. SIWES is distinct from classroom demonstrations and cannot be substituted. The College does not make payments to SIWES centers, and students must not expect the College to fund external placements.

Important: Both Demonstrations and SIWES are compulsory for all students, regardless of prior experience or practitioner status. There are no exemptions. Students outside Nigeria must arrange placement in an approved facility within their country of residence, subject to verification by the College.

The College maintains this policy to uphold the integrity of its programs and to ensure that all graduates have verifiable, standardized practical exposure.

4. ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT AND GRADING SYSTEM

1. Online Mode:
   1. 50%: Course Instructor’s Assessment
   1. 50%: Central Examination Team

ONLINE GRADING SYSTEM
GRADE (%)	GRADE	GRADE POINT	C.G.P.A	CLASS OF DIPLOMA	LETTER GRADE
90 – 100	A	5	3.50 – 4.00	DISTINCTION	A
80 – 89	B	4	3.00 – 3.49	Upper Credit	B
70 – 79	C	3	2.5 – 3.99	Lower Credit	C
65 – 69	D	2	2.00 – 2.49	Pass	D
60 – 64	E	1	Below 2.00	Fail	E
<60	F	0	–	–	–

• Onsite Mode:
  • 30%: Course Instructor’s Assessment
  • 70%: Central Examination Team

ONSITE GRADING SYSTEM
GRADE (%)	GRADE	GRADE POINT	C.G.P.A	CLASS OF DIPLOMA	LETTER GRADE
70 – 100	A	5	3.50 – 4.00	DISTINCTION	A
60 – 69	B	4	3.00 – 3.49	Upper Credit	B
50 – 59	C	3	2.5 – 3.99	Lower Credit	C
45 – 49	D	2	2.00 – 2.49	Pass	D
40 – 44	E	1	Below 2.00	Fail	E
<40	F	0	–	–	–

5. RESIT EXAMINATIONS AND POLICY

1. No resit is allowed within the same semester.
2. First resit attempt: N5,000 per credit unit.
3. Second resit attempt: N7,500 per credit unit.
4. Third and subsequent attempts: N10,000 per credit unit and mandatory re-enrolment in the course.
5. All attempts and scores shall be recorded and visible on the student’s academic transcript.
6. Students must achieve a minimum of 50% score to pass the resit examination.

This system ensures responsibility, academic integrity, and supports institutional sustainability.

6. SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
The College offers various scholarship and incentive systems:

1. Referral-Based Scholarship:
   1. Refer 10 fully registered diploma applicants and receive a full tuition-free scholarship in the next session.
   1. Compensation of NGN 30,000 per Diploma, Advanced Diploma referral and NGN 10,000 for short term programmes within the following 5-10 business days after 50% of total fee is paid.
   1. Referral bonus may not be used as registration fee or as acceptance fee payment
2. Merit-Based Scholarship:
   1. Students who graduate with distinction will receive a full tuition-free scholarship in their next Diploma, Advanced Diploma program at the College.
3. Standard Scholarship:
   1. Applicants who apply for admission into Diploma, Advanced Diploma programs before the session resumes are eligible for 50% discount on the tuition fee
   1. Verified attendees of the Cyrillic 2026 workshop will receive a further N50,000 discount on the tuition fee on their next admission.

7. REGISTRATION & PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
All payments should be made into:

Bank Name: MONIEPOINT MICROFINANCE
Account Name: Cyrillic College of Homeopathy and Holistic Health Sciences
Account Number: 6254129442

Payment receipts should be emailed to: acyrilliccollege@gmail.com
Please include your full name and program in the subject line.

8. REFERRAL SYSTEM
Applicants who were referred by a current student or staff member must indicate so on the registration form. Referrers must ensure this field is filled, otherwise no compensation will be processed.

9. ACCOMMODATION
Onsite students are eligible for hostel accommodation on campus at subsidized rates. Limited slots are available and assigned on a first-come basis.

10. CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION (WORKSHOP)
Certificates are available to participants of college-organized workshops at NGN 10,000. Kindly email proof of payment to acyrilliccollege@gmail.com to request your certificate.

11. STUDY MATERIALS AND RECORDINGS
Lecture slides and recorded sessions are available at NGN 10,000 for verified workshop participants. Payment details same as above.

12. LICENSING
Upon successful completion of their programme, Diploma students will be issued a Board Registration Number, officially placing them in the State Registry. This recognition simplifies their application process for obtaining a state license to practise, should they choose to do so in the future.

Licensing Eligibility

• Diploma/Advanced Diploma graduates will be eligible to apply for a professional practice license from the Nigerian Council of Physicians of Natural Medicine (NCNM).

Academic Progression
Diploma graduates from Cyrillic College are fully qualified to apply for admission into our Advanced Diploma programmes, enabling them to advance their knowledge and professional standing.

13. COMMUNICATION & SUPPORT
For general enquiries, contact:

1. Email: acyrilliccollege@gmail.com
2. Phone: 07088744525, 08098225307

Official notices are issued through email and student platforms. WhatsApp group links will be shared at the start of the semester.

14. CODE OF CONDUCT
All students are expected to maintain professionalism, respect, and academic integrity. Misconduct may lead to disciplinary measures.

15.  LECTURE FREQUENCY AND SCHEDULING
All courses are taught once a week except the following, which are taught twice weekly:

1. Anatomy and Physiology
2. Pathophysiology
3. Massage and Kinesiology
4. Massage and Reflexology
5. Caregiving and First Aid

Duration:
Online lectures are scheduled for one hour per session.
Onsite lectures are based on course unit load, usually ranging between 1 to 3 hours per session.

Program Duration

1. Diploma Programmes: Include multiple courses per semester.
2. Advanced Diploma: Advanced professional-level with multiple integrated courses.
3. Short term Courses: Focus on one course only. Students in this category will attend weekly lecture(s) relevant to their course.

• Masterclass (3 months): Span a semester structure of 15 weeks onsite or 16 weeks online. No SIWES required.
• Certificate Courses (6 months): Include compulsory SIWES attachment.

16. ACCEPTANCE FEE DEADLINE
Must be paid within 2 weeks of receiving provisional admission letter.

17. CLASS ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
Students are required to attend at least 75% of all scheduled classes to be eligible for examinations. This will be closely monitored.

18. COURSE MATERIAL
Students will be issued digital course materials for each subject. These serve as textbooks, lecture guides, and the preparation for examinations.

19. COLLEGE ACADEMIC CALENDER

1. First Semester: September – December
2. Second Semester: February – May
3. Long break and SIWES placements: June – August

Lectures for certificate courses may hold outside of semester window. However, Diploma/Advanced Diploma lectures shall only hold within semester.

20. ACCOMMODATION
Hostel accommodation is available on-campus for full-time onsite students. Rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority is given to female students.

21. COURSE STRUCTURE
Each course is expected to be completed within 15 weeks (12 weeks of lectures, 2 weeks study leave, 1 week for examination)

22. ACADEMIC POLICY
A. Semester Duration

Onsite Programmes: 15 weeks total

• 12 Weeks Lectures
• 2 Weeks Break (Study Leave)
• 1 Week Final Examinations

Online Programmes: 16 weeks total

• 12 Weeks Lectures
• 1 Week for CA/Test Week
• 2 Weeks Break (Study Leave)
• 1 Week Final Examinations

B.  Assessment System

Online Programmes

• 50% Continuous Assessment by Lecturers (CA: Test/Assignment/Participation/Demonstrations)
• 50% Semester Examination by College Exam Team
• Exams are 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), 1-hour duration, delivered via Google Forms, with proctoring

Onsite Programmes

• 30% Lecturer Assessment (CA: Test/Assignment/Participation/Demonstrations)
• 70% College Examination Team
• Exam format includes Short Answers, Long Answers, and Essay Questions for 2-hours duration.

23. SESSION STRUCTURE AND KEY DATES
Each academic session at Cyrillic College spans one full year and is divided into three main periods:

1. First Semester
   • Start Date: September 1, 2026
   • End Date: December 18, 2026
   • Lecture Period: September 1 to November 20 (12 weeks)
   • CA Week: November 23 to November 27
   • Study Break: November 30 to December 11
   • Examinations: December 14 to December 18
2. Mid-Session Break
   • Dates: December 19, 2026 to February 1, 2027
3. Second Semester
   • Start Date: February 1, 2027
   • End Date: May 21, 2027
   • Lecture Period: February 1 to April 23 (12 weeks)
   • CA Week: April 26 to April 30
   • Study Break: May 3 to May 14
   • Examinations: May 17 to May 21
4. End-of-Session Period
   • Dates: May 24 to August 31, 2027
   • Cyrillic Tour 2027: June 14 to June 18
   • Cyrillic Convocation Program 2027: June 19
   • Cyrillic Workshop 2027: June 28 to July 2
   • Other Activities in this period: SIWES, promotional programs, and college extracurriculars
5. Next Academic Session Begins: September 1, 2027

Public Holiday Schedule

In line with Federal Government and Ogun State directives, the following dates are recognized as official holidays. No lectures, assessments, or academic activities shall be held on these days.

Date	Holiday	Scope
Tuesday, 1 September 2026 (Tentative)	Public Holiday (if declared for Eid-ul-Mawlid)*	National
Thursday, 1 October 2026	Independence Day	National
Friday, 25 December 2026	Christmas Day	National
Saturday, 26 December 2026	Boxing Day	National
Friday, 1 January 2027	New Year’s Day	National
Wednesday, 10 March 2027 (Tentative)	Eid al-Fitr	National
Thursday, 11 March 2027 (Tentative)	Eid al-Fitr Holiday	National
Friday, 26 March 2027	Good Friday	National
Monday, 29 March 2027	Easter Monday	National
Saturday, 1 May 2027	Workers’ Day	National
Monday, 17 May 2027 (Tentative)	Eid al-Adha (Id el Kabir)	National
Tuesday, 18 May 2027 (Tentative)	Eid al-Adha Holiday	National
Saturday, 12 June 2027	Democracy Day	National
Friday, 20 August 2027 (Subject to Official declaration)	Isese Day	SW States

Holiday Policy

• No online lectures or assessments will be held on Federal Public Holidays.
• No onsite lectures or assessments will be held on both Federal and State-declared Public Holidays.
• Any impromptu holiday shall be announced in time before the intended date.

24. APPLICATION AND ADMISSION PROCEDURE

1. Applicants are required to fill and submit the official registration form.
2. Alongside the form, the following documents must be sent to acyrilliccollege@gmail.com:
   • Passport photograph
   • Valid ID
   • Academic credentials (if applicable to their programme of choice)
3. Once submitted, the College Admissions Office will assess the documents to confirm eligibility for the program selected.
4. If deemed eligible, the applicant will receive a Provisional Admission Letter within 3 to 5 working days.
5. Applicants must pay the registration fee within 5 days of receiving the provisional letter to secure their slot.
6. Kindly go through the stipulation No. 15 regarding the deadline for acceptance fee payment.
7. Registration and acceptance fees are included in the total fee.
   
   

25. ADMISSION & PAYMENT POLICY (PART-TIME DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS)

At Cyrillic College of Homeopathy and Holistic Health Sciences, we are committed to keeping our programs accessible, flexible, and of the highest standard. This outlines the admission and payment regulations that guide all part-time diploma and certificate students.

1. Admissions Policy

• Students are required to select their program carefully at the time of registration.
• A one-time course change may be allowed within 7 days of registration, subject to availability and approval.
• If requested after acceptance fee payment, a ₦10,000 administrative charge will apply.
• No admission changes will be permitted after lectures commence.
• Students cannot be enrolled into more than one Diploma programme simultaneously. However, they may enroll in not more than two certificate courses in the same period irrespective of status as a Diploma admission.

2. Diploma & Advanced Diploma

• Registration Fee: ₦10,000 (due within 5 days of receiving provisional admission).
• Acceptance Fee: ₦30,000 (due within 2 weeks of registration).
• Installments: After acceptance, students may pay in up to 3 further installments.
• Mid-Semester Rule: By the 12th week of lectures, students must have paid at least 50% of the total tuition (including registration & acceptance).
• Examination Access: Students who fail to meet the 50% requirement will not be admitted into semester exams.
• Final Clearance: All outstanding fees must be settled before the end of the program.

📌 Note: Registration and acceptance fees form part of the total tuition, not additional charges.

3. Certificate Programs (3–6 Months)

• Registration Fee: ₦10,000 (due within 5 days of provisional admission).
• Acceptance Fee: ₦30,000 (due within 2 weeks of registration)..
• Installments: Tuition may be spread in installments, but by the 12th week, a minimum of 50% of total fees must be cleared.
• Examination Access: Students who do not meet the 50% requirement will not be permitted to sit for exams.

4. General Guidelines

1. Installment Privilege: Installments are a privilege, not a right. Deadlines must be respected.
2. Payment Reminders: The College will issue reminders before the 12th week. Students are expected to respond promptly.
3. Early Bird Incentive: Students who pay total fee before the semester begins may receive special consideration (e.g., access to bonus workshops, fee concessions when available).
4. Refund Policy: Registration and acceptance fees are non-refundable.
5. Non-Compliance: Failure to meet payment deadlines or policy requirements may result in:
   1. Denial of class or exam access
   1. Withholding of transcripts, results, or certificates
   1. Suspension or termination of admission

5. Commitment to Quality

Our updated admissions policy ensures that every student — whether entering with prior qualifications or fresh to the field — will be rigorously trained through structured coursework, SIWES placement, research requirements, and a strong biomedical sciences foundation. This guarantees that all graduates of Cyrillic College are prepared as competent, ethical, and qualified practitioners.

26. CYRILLIC COLLEGE PAYMENT ROADMAP

Stage	Diploma Programs (12 Months)	Certificate Programs (3–6 Months)	Notes
Registration	₦10,000 due immediately upon registration	₦10,000 due immediately upon registration	Non-refundable. Confirms interest.
Acceptance Fee	₦30,000 due within 2 weeks of receiving provisional admission	Same rule applies.	Must be paid to secure admission slot.
First Installment	Balance can be split into 3 installments (flexible)	Balance can be split into 2 installments	Paid via approved channels only.
Mid-Semester Requirement (Week 12)	At least 50% of total fees cleared	At least 50% of total fees cleared	Students below this threshold will not be allowed into exams.
Final Installments	Remaining balance spread across Weeks 13–24 (must be cleared before Semester 2 final exams)	Remaining balance cleared before final exams	Finance Office issues reminders before deadlines.
Examinations	Only students with ≥50% paid by Week 12 are admitted into Semester 1 exams. Full clearance required before final exams.	Same rule applies.	No exceptions.
Course Switching	Allowed only once, within the first 3 weeks of admission, with ₦10,000 admin fee.	Same rule applies.	To avoid abuse of flexibility.
Penalty Clause	Late payment attracts ₦2,000 admin surcharge per week of delay after deadline. Persistent default (after week 5) may lead to suspension of academic access (classes, results, portal).	Same rule applies.	Reinforces discipline and fairness.
Student Support	Students facing financial hardship must notify the Administrative Office before deadlines to request a temporary arrangement.	Same rule applies.	Requests are handled case-by-case.

27. CONVOCATION POLICY

1. Biennial Convocation: The College shall host convocation ceremonies once every two years. This ensures that the event remains significant, prestigious, and sustainable.
2. Eligible Graduates: Only students who have successfully completed Diploma or Advanced Diploma programs are eligible to participate in convocation ceremonies.
3. Short-Term Programs: Graduates of Certificate and other short-term programs (3–6 months) are not included in convocation ceremonies. Certificates for such programs will be issued upon completion of all academic and financial requirements.
4. Conditions for Participation: To be convocated, a student must have:
   1. Completed all courses, clinical/fieldwork (SIWES), and research projects.
   1. Fulfilled all financial obligations to the College.
   1. Been formally cleared by the Academic and Administrative Offices.
5. Convocation Fee: All convocating students shall be required to pay a convocation fee, the details of which shall be communicated ahead of the ceremony.
6. Issuance of Awards: Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas certificates, and academic transcripts shall be formally issued at the convocation ceremony. Students who complete their program in a non-convocation year may request for provisional transcripts after fulfilling all obligations, but their formal certificate will be presented only at the next convocation.
7. A reminder that Students who complete their programs in a non-convocating year and require a transcript/certificate before the official convocation may apply for a Provisional Transcript. A fee of ₦10,000 applies to this service. The provisional transcript/certificate will serve as an official record for employment, further studies, or other professional purposes prior to the convocation. Following the convocation, all convocating students will receive their Official Transcript as well as Certificate at no additional cost. Students are reminded that the provisional transcript does not replace the official transcript issued post-convocation.
8. All students are expected to participate in the convocation ceremony as the official avenue for the award of certificates and transcripts.
9. Students who complete their programme prior to the convocation date but are absent from the ceremony may still receive their official certificate and transcript.
10. However, such students will be required to:
    1. Pay the convocation fee in full, as applicable to their set.
    1. Pay an additional administrative late processing fee of ₦10,000.

This ensures uniformity in graduation requirements and covers the administrative costs of issuing certificates and transcripts outside the formal convocation process.

1. Communication of Dates: Convocation dates and arrangements shall be officially communicated by the College well in advance to allow students to make adequate preparations. The last ceremony was held on June 20, 2025.

27. FEE STRUCTURE

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

Category	Original Fee (₦)	50% Discounted Fee (₦)	Verified Workshop Participants (₦)
Tuition	252,000	126,000	76,000
Administrative	200,000	200,000	200,000
Indexing	20,000	20,000	20,000
TOTAL	472,000	346,000	296,000

ADVANCED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

Category	Original Fee (₦)	50% Discounted Fee (₦)	Verified Workshop Participants (₦)
Tuition	235,200	117,500	67,500
Administrative	200,000	200,000	200,000
Indexing	20,000	20,000	20,000
TOTAL	435,000	337,500	287,500

Administrative includes: form, departmental, acceptance, practical, e-learning, and other non-tuition charges.

SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS

Masterclass – 3 Months

Category	Fee (₦)
Tuition	50,000
Administrative	30,000
Indexing	–
TOTAL	80,000

Administrative covers: registration (form) and e-learning.

Certificate – 6 Months

Category	Fee (₦)	Caregiving and First Aid
Tuition	50,000	100,000
Administrative	60,000	60,000
Indexing	–	–
TOTAL	110,000	160,000

Administrative covers: registration (form), e-learning, and practicals.

PROGRAM CATEGORIES

Diploma Programs: Complementary and Integrative Health Sciences

1. Magnetic Therapy
2. Herbal Science and Drug Technology
3. Herbal Therapy
4. Homoeopathic Sciences
5. Chiropractic Care

Advanced Diploma Programs: Naturopathic Health Sciences

1. Naturopathy

SHORT-TERM COURSES

(Masterclass / Certificate)

• Herbal Therapy
• Caregiving and First Aid
• Acupuncture
• Asian Medicine
• Magnetic Therapy
• Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics
• Homeopathy
• Biomedical Sciences
• Pharmacognosy
• Naturopathy
• Integrative Medicine
• Massage Therapy and Kinesiology
• Physical and Manual Therapies etc.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU!
Cyrillic College is more than a school, it is a movement, a tradition, and a future. Let us walk this path of healing and knowledge together.

Welcome once again.