Certification
Process
AWC Level 1
Level 1 Ayurveda Foundation Programs are open to everyone. The pursuit of certification is not required to enroll in Level 1 programs. Students are welcome to take just Level 1 for personal and family wellness. Those seeking to advance to Level 2 advanced professional training, must complete Level 1 certification. Level 1 certification is available to those who meet Level 1 requirements.
Instruction: 42 hrs
Requirements: Attend core modules AWC 1-5, pass the AWC 1-4 online exams.
AWC Level 2
Level 2 Advanced Ayurveda Programs are offered to Level 1 certificate holders. Level 2 certification reflects a maturing of understanding of Ayurvedic principles and practices. Those in pursuit of professional recognition must complete Level 2 certification. Level 2 certification is available to those who meet Level 2 requirements.
Instruction: 510 hrs
Requirements: Attend modules AWC 7-23 and pass the online exams for modules AWC 7-23.
AWC Level 3
Level 3 Clinical Supervision Programs are offered to Level 2 certificate holders. Those in pursuit of professional practice must complete a minimum of 50 Patient Encounters (PEs) with clinical supervision. Level 3 certification is available to those who meet Level 3 requirements.
Instruction: 170 hrs
Requirements: Complete modules AWC 24-27, with a minimum of 50 Patient Encounter credits and required group and individual supervision.
Ayurveda Wellness Counselor (AWC)
Graduates of Sevanti Institute receive the title of certified Ayurveda Wellness Counselor (AWC). AWC titles are offered to those who meet the Sevanti Institute AWC Full Certification requirements.
Instruction: 822 hrs
Requirements: Complete Level 3 Certification, completion of module AWC 26 Final Exam Case Report and Supervision. Students must conduct an Ayurveda wellness counseling intake and an assessment on a friend or family member, write a 25-page case report following AWC 26 guidelines, receive supervision feedback on the report, and meet the standards of an AWC. Faculty supervision of the case report is required at an additional cost.