The Pre-Diploma in Ayurved at SAMP introduces learners to traditional health concepts used in community settings. The program follows CTEVT guidelines and focuses on safe, informed support roles within the limits of the course.
Admission follows the CTEVT pre-diploma notice each session. SAMP shares the application timeline, document checklists, and reporting instructions.
Learners study fundamentals of Ayurved, basic anatomy and physiology, diet and lifestyle principles, common herbal preparations within the syllabus, and community health awareness methods. The course reinforces clear communication, respectful conduct, and referral to qualified practitioners when needed.
Students observe demonstration sessions, prepare simple educational materials, and maintain brief logs of activities and community interactions. Safety, hygiene, and responsible guidance are stressed in all sessions.
Evaluation includes internal tests, practical exams where applicable, viva, and CTEVT board examinations. Records are checked for completeness and accuracy.
Graduates can support awareness events, assist with community education on diet and routine care, and provide correct information on when to seek formal medical services. They learn to handle basic preparation steps allowed by the course under supervision.
SAMP provides a steady, respectful approach that aligns with local expectations in Morang. Students gain clear boundaries, useful communication habits, and organized records suited to community roles.
