The Homeopathy college is a part-time course that is held one weekend a month for four years. Those who complete the course receive a National Diploma in Homeopathy. The course is patterned upon the curriculum standards developed by the International Council of Classical Homeopathy (ICCH).

The Wellington College of Homeopathy is Registered as a Private Training Establishment by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Educational Act of 1989 and its subsequent amendments.

The Wellington College of Homeopathy Ltd. is accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under the provisions of the Education Act of 1989 to provide education and training based on the Diploma of Homoeopathy/Core Health Unit Standards.

The College is administered by Gwyneth Evans, a practicing homeopath in Tawa, New Zealand.

 Our Logo

The circle shape is used as a representation of the whole of life, the cycle of birth to death. It also represents utility, One-ness, Wholeness, and health. The phrase around the outer circle --"similia similibus curentur" -- is the Latin for the the basic principle of homeopathy, that of the "like cures like". The Symbol in the center of the flowing circles moving from dark to light again emphasises the wholeness of experience and the movement which is part of health.  Three parts have been used to symbolise the three aspects we consider in homeopathic prescribing -- that is, the mental emotional and physical. However, some may prefer to think of this as a symbol of body, mind and spirit and the interconnection.

Vision Statement

Empowering people to health through homeopathy

To fulfill the vision, the College was founded by Gwyneth Evans in 1991 in response to the growing interest in and demand for homeopathy as a form of medical treatment and the need for more homeopaths. The Wellington College of Homeopathy has trained many of the professional homeopaths in the Wellington region.

 Mission Statement

Offering education in homeopathy as a tool for personal, community, and global well-being.