In order to become an Elementrum student, you should be a health practitioner from various fields - this can include being a medical doctor, nutritionist, physiotherapist, dentist, naturopath, etc. (each application will be reviewed individually). You also need a minimum of English proficiency at Level A2 and basic computer skills such as using the Windows operating system, performing basic commands like typing, opening and closing various windows, and using email.

Our educational approach at Elementrum is a blend of in-person and online learning. The core courses are primarily delivered through a traditional, face-to-face format. This is primarily due to the hands-on nature of these courses, which necessitates direct interaction and practical experience. While substantial course content is delivered in-person, some resources and materials will be made available online for easy access and convenience. On the other hand, our elective courses, which provide specialized knowledge in certain areas, are entirely online. This provides the flexibility for students to learn at their own pace and at their convenience, without compromising the quality of instruction. This hybrid model of education ensures a balanced, dynamic, and comprehensive learning experience.

Yes, to fully benefit from our courses, a baseline understanding of medical concepts is necessary. Our courses are divided into theoretical and practical segments. The theoretical portion delves into common medical concepts that provide the foundation for our practice. Thus, a reasonable medical background will be beneficial to comprehend the subject matter. The practical part, on the other hand, focuses on the application of these concepts using our specialized equipment, computer software, and various accessories. Therefore, basic computer literacy is required. However, no prior experience with the specific devices or software is necessary as comprehensive training will be provided during the course.

It is mandatory to start with Core Course 01 (EAV) and then proceed to Core Course 02 (VRT) followed by Bioresonance Therapy. The courses are designed in a sequential manner, with each course building upon the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous one. Therefore, it is necessary to complete each course in the prescribed order. However, in some cases, we offer a combined course of VRT and Bioresonance Therapy, allowing you to complete both modules in a shorter timeframe. This option is available for those who have completed the prerequisite EAV course and have demonstrated the necessary proficiency. For elective courses, you have the flexibility to enroll in multiple electives at once, as long as you meet the prerequisites for each individual course. It is advisable to review the start dates and prerequisites for each elective course you are interested in to ensure a smooth learning experience. Please note that it is mandatory to have a strong foundation in the core courses before advancing to more specialized areas of study.

Yes, upon successful completion of each course or elective, you will receive an Elementrum certificate. This certificate serves as recognition of your achievement and completion of the course, signifying that you have acquired the necessary knowledge and skills in the respective area of study. Additionally, to receive the certificate, you must pass the exam with a score of 80% or higher and fulfill all other academic assignments and requirements. This ensures that you have demonstrated a strong understanding of the course material and have met the necessary criteria for certification. The Elementrum certificate is a valuable credential that showcases your mastery of the subject matter and can enhance your professional profile in the field.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, causing you to miss a class. At Elementrum, we prioritize the in-person learning experience and do not allow students to photograph, video record, or audio record the classes. However, if you inform our team in advance of the class day, we can make arrangements to record the class for you. The recorded session will be made available to you for 24 hours, allowing you to review the content and catch up on the material you missed. Please note that requests for recording are subject to the approval of our team and depend on technical availability. We generally allow up to two recorded sessions per student to accommodate exceptional circumstances.

Students must appear at their exam hall at least 15 minutes before the exam starts and be seated as instructed by the exam supervisor (the course instructor/exam proctor). It is at the discretion of the exam supervisor whether to admit latecomers to the exam or not. During the exam, it is mandatory that students have with them their student badge. During the exam, all electronic communication devices (cell phones, etc.) and other electronic devices (mp3 players, all kinds of additional computers, calculators, etc.) not permitted by the exam supervisor should be completely turned off and placed in a location designated by the supervisor. Students should neither communicate with one another in any manner whatsoever (talk, make signs, etc.) nor exchange materials (pencils, eraser sharing, etc.) during the exam. When a student wishes to direct a question to the exam supervisor during the exam, they should raise their hand and remain seated. They should in no way leave their seat without permission. Before the exam starts, students must place all their belongings (books, notes, bags, cell phones, etc.) in a location designated by the exam supervisor. Since answer sheets, and when deemed necessary, scratch/graph paper will be provided by the exam supervisor, scratch/graph paper should not be brought into the exam hall. Students should wait for the exam supervisor’s instructions to start the exam. Exam questions and answers may not be copied by students without permission. Exam booklets and/or answer sheets may not be removed from the exam hall without permission. Students should not enter or leave the exam hall during the exam apart from health reasons. If they have health problems, they should notify the exam supervisor before the exam and ask for permission to leave the hall in the event of a health issue during the exam. Before leaving the exam hall, students should make sure they have signed the attendance sheet. Students should neither attempt to cheat, nor cheat during an examination as a requirement of academic integrity. Disciplinary action will be taken against students who, in any manner, attempt to cheat, cheat, or help other students cheat.