BECOME A HONERI RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
(Consulting Herbologist)

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FULL 2005 EDUCATION PROSPECTUS

- Introduction
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Our Unique Research & Training Program
- About The HONERI And It's Research Facilitators
- Assignments, Research And Graduation To Fellowship
- The Founder
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The Herbology And Optimum Nutrition Program
- Research Associate Program Outline
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Leading the Research
- Research Associate Honorariums / Contributions

The aim of our Institute is to promote the safe and effective use of natural therapeutics. To this effect, we have structured an in-house training program for persons who wish to become innovators in the field of natural health. As a Research Associate of the Institute, you will learn about natural health and participate in our research function.

As a Research Associate, you will be guided through our in-house training program which provides up to date, accurate information on natural health substances, which are safe, effective and evidence based. During your in-house training program you will conduct research in the field of natural health, which will be used by the Institute for health information promotion.

All training materials are a based on evidence-based, scientific research in natural health, and are regularly updated as new developments occur. There are 38 self-contained modules in the program, which you can study at your own pace. The average duration of our in-house training program is two to three years depending on your pace. Research Associates can begin their program at any time throughout the year.

We encourage our Research Associates to conduct their own original research during their training program as part of their dissertation. Research is submitted to the Institute for publication. On acceptance of the Research Associate's research and completion of the in-house training program, Research Associates are illegible to become Fellow Members of the Institute by invitation. 

The HONERI Diploma

Currently there is no better way to learn about Herbology and Optimum Nutrition in Southern Africa, plus most other countries in the world, as we set our standards among the tope institutions in this field in the world. As an International Research Institute, we are able to facilitate enrollment of Research Associates anywhere in the world, as training is contacted electronically via the Internet or by CD-ROM. 

No longer do you have to scour libraries and books to get accurate, evidence based information on natural health substances.

The HONERI has been established to provide training for those who are unable to undertake full-time studies. You may have family, job, financial or other commitments that prevent you from participating in on-campus program in natural health. 

With the training methods HONERI methods, you learn in the convenience of your own home, working at your own pace. 

You can start studying at any time throughout the year. Study where and when you choose! Because this course is offered electronically, you can access to study materials and reference materials at any time, anywhere. 

Everything you need can be downloaded off the student reference base on the HONERI Website. 

Distance learning is not for everyone. It does require self-motivation and self-discipline. If you need a controlled classroom environment in order to learn, then the HONERI may not be for you. If, however, you can set and consistently follow your own work schedule, then you may find your HONERI experience to be particularly rewarding. Highly motivated Research Associates  are able to complete their correspondence programs in less time than it would have taken in full-time resident studies.

Our goal is to attract Research Associates from diverse backgrounds who will enhance the development and advancement of Herbology and Optimal Nutrition. We welcome applications from school-age leavers and mature-age / non-school leaver applicants.

The natural therapies profession is interested in cultivating the natural skills and gifts of people who are attracted to helping and educating the public.

This holistic approach ensures the vocation is available to people with genuine desires to help and learn. Research published since 1920 repeatedly indicates that correspondence or distance study is every bit as effective as classroom training. Often it is more effective. This may be because Research Partners are able to choose subjects for which they have special interests or aptitudes, and/or because of their greater maturity and self-discipline. 

If you are seeking personal satisfaction in this field – if you enjoy the experience of learning itself – then an the HONERI Research Associate program will likely be an excellent match for your interests and vocation.

Training Materials For Research Associates Without Internet Access.

For Research Associates who do not have access to the Internet we have produced a professional CD ROM disk, which contains all program notes and other resources.

The HONERI Research Associate Program Objectives

The HONERI’s Research and Education program is intended:

  • to provide a comprehensive understanding of Herbology & Optimal Nutrition

  • to apply sound, scientific principles to the providing of practical knowledge in Herbology & Optimal Nutrition.

  • to train Consulting Herbologists to practice from a focus that recognizes the uniqueness of every individual.

  • to prepare graduates (Fellows) to work as Consulting Herbologists on holistic health care teams to both individuals and organizations. 

  • to conduct, evidence-based research via the Research Associate program for publication in a Journal of Herbology & Optimal Nutrition.

  • to serve the public by making natural health training and free choice in health available through the  HONERI members.

The HONERI is an international institute without walls. It has no campuses, no buildings, no classrooms and no schedules. Without these costly overheads, the HONERI is able to provide significant training for a fraction of the cost of on-campus studies at traditional universities or other herbal schools. Research Associates work at their own pace in the comfort of their own homes, wherever in the world they may be located. Local and international Research Facilitators similarly work from their own homes and personal offices.

Research Facilitators  and Research Associates communicate with each other via fax, telephone, email, and postal service. All instruction, textbooks and supporting materials, are presented in the English language.

Each module in the HONERI program is self-contained. It will always include a test assignment, or essay assignment (or both), which is to be completed at the Research Associate's convenience and sent by mail or email to HONERI. 

These are routed to a Research Facilitator for grading and evaluation. 

There are no final examinations at the end of our program. 

Once Research Associates have completed all their assignments and have had them marked, plus had their research dissertation marked they will be eligible for graduation into the Fellowship. 

Research Associates who do not have computer access will have their assignments sent to them in printed form. Research Associates must obtain a mark of at least 75% to pass assignments.

GRADUATION

Students must have:

  1. completed and paid (in full) for the program, 

  2. achieved competency in all subjects in the training modules, 

  3. been recommended for graduation by the faculty after the marking of their research dissertation. 

There are no predetermined graduation dates. You may graduate as soon as you have fulfilled all the necessary requirements for the program. Your Diploma, congratulatory letter and invitation to become a Fellow of the Institute will be sent to you by the Head Office shortly thereafter. 

Dr. Anthony Rees is the founder and director of the HONERI. For the last ten years he has practiced Herbology and Optimum Nutrition in his clinic in South Africa and for a period in Canada.

During 1994 and 1995 he lectured Herbalism at the South African College of Herbalism and became Registrar of the college, while assisting is writing their current course.

Dr. Anthony Rees has a keen interest in African medicinal plants, their pharmacology, lore and usage. During 1996 Dr. Anthony Rees represented African Traditional Healers as Advisor and official governmental spokeperson for the Traditional Healers Organization, a World Health Organization body for the advancement of traditional healers with a register of over 250, 000 members.

He chaired the South African Naturopaths and Herbalists Association from 1994 – 1997. During 1997 he was elected as a member of the South African Medicines Control Council’s Complementary Medicines Committee. 

He has attended many international lectures as a speaker on health and complementary medicine, and has been the recipient of the Gold Medal in Holistic Medicine Research and Achievement by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicine for his contribution to Herbology education. 

Dr. Anthony Rees has since 1997, co-coordinated PHARMAPACT, a Health Freedom group in South Africa and has become a leading international activist for Health Rights. (www.gaiaresearch.co.za/pharmapact)

For the last three years Dr. Rees has been an attendee and official delegate of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, a join WHO and FAO organization mandated to control food and nutrition worldwide. 

Dr. Anthony Rees realized that there is a considerable lack of concise, evidence-based Herbology training in the world, so began writting training materials in 1995. He realized that if one wanted to become a proficient Herbologist, a Research Associate needn’t enter into a full four-year degree program which has sold out to the medical paradigm of health and disease, nor should they be made to pay for courses that are outdated or based on anecdotal evidence and superstition.

Herbology involves the treatment of ill health by the use of the whole plant or a part of the plant, such as the leaf, or a preparation of the plant. Herbology today, synthesizes traditional herbal philosophy and expertise with up-to-date medical understanding. A wide knowledge of herbs and nutritional substances and their preparation is required, together with knowledge of anatomy, physiology, basic pathology and biochemistry to become a competent Consulting Herbologist

Become A Research Associate For Your Own Interest!

The Research Associate program is not limited to persons wanting to become practicing Clinical Herbalists. Many people have chosen to do the course to reclaim their birthright to freely use nature's dispensary for themselves, friends and families.

With the ever increasing prices of good herbal products and more pharmaceutically-modeled restrictions imposed by governments, thereby hindering availability of wholesome, ethical herbal preparations, this course will enable you to rightfully and lawfully reclaim your health and others health with superior quality, home-made herbal preparations.

Become a Research Associate To Help Others!

Most Research Associates aim to set up their own consultancy, working on either a full or part-time basis. Some may join other complementary therapists and practice in an integrated health clinic. In some cases Research Associates have been invited to work with medical doctors in a multi-disciplinary, integrative medical clinics.

The program covers aspects of philosophy, history and traditional uses of plant substances and preparations, while anchoring Herbology and Optimum Nutrition as a scientific, evidence-based vocation. Selected wild plants, medicinal trees and health substances are examined for their application in the relief of most common ailments and dis-eases.

Of the 38 modules in this program, Research Associates will learn about how the human body works in optimal health and how it dysfunctions in dis-ease. Modules will teach you the following.

Module 1

HERBOLOGY
SETTING THE SCENE ~ INTRODUCTION
Herbology ~ Gaia In Action
The Gaia Hypothesis.
Are Herbs And What Is Herbology?
Holism And The Paradigm Shift.
Holistic Herbal Medicine As Defined By HONERI.
Therapeutic Ecology.
Is Herbology And Optimal Nutrition Complementary, Alternative Or Orthodox?
How Do Herbal Medicines And Supplements Work?
Plants As Food.
Modern Herbal Preparations And Supplements Are Not Based On Myth Or Magic.
Are Herbal Medicines Safe?
The History Of Herbology.
Herbal Poisons: The Foundation Of Pharmacy.
Herbologist's  Dictionary.

Module 2

HERBOLOGY
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & RUNNING A HEALTH CONSULTANCY
Treating With A Holistic Approach
Consultation Techniques
The Purpose And Organization Of A Treatment
Client Co-Operation
Medical Liaison
Contra-Indications
Professional Ethics
Business Organization
Benefits Of Membership With Professional Bodies
Sources Of Herbology And Optimal Nutrition Information

Module 3

PHYTO PHARMACOGNOSY
THE ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS OF HERBS AND THEIR MODES OF ACTION
Acids (And Their Salts And Esters)
Carbohydrates
Gums And Mucilages
Phenols
Tannins
Coumarins (And Their Glycosides)
Anthraquinones (And Their Glycosides)
Flavones (And Flavonoid Glycosides)
Volatile Oils
Lipids (Phyto-Sterols)
Resins
Saponins
Cardioactive Glycosides
Cynogenic Glycosides
Miscellaneous Acrid Constituents
Bitter Principles
Alkaloids
Plant Poisons
Herbal Contraindications

Module 4

FORMULATION AND DISPENSARY PROCEDURES
WAYS OF OBTAINING AND USING MEDICINAL HERBS
Collection, Drying & Storage Of Home Grown Medicinal Herbs
How To Release Herbs For Preparations
Basic Processes Of Making A Herbal Preparation
Elixirs
Glycerin-Bases Preparations
Linctuses
Syrups
Tinctures
Capsules
Lozenges
Pills
Powders
Baths
Douches
Ear-Drops
Eye-Drops
Inhalants (Or Vapors)
Liniments (And Embrocations)
Lotions
Creams / Gels
Peccaries / Suppositories
Bad Formula Combinations
Tradition Zulu And Xhosa Preparations
Introduction To Tribal Medicines In South Africa
Pharmacokinetics
Remedy Absorption
Remedy Distribution
Remedy Metabolism
Remedy Excretion
Tissue Sensitivity
Dosage And Formulation Criteria

Module 5

THE THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS OF HERBS
THE GUIDE TO THE BASIC THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF HERBS
Alteratives
Anti-Catarrhals
Anti-Inflammatories
Anti-Microbials
Anti-Rheumatics
Anti-Spasmodics
Astringents
Bitters
Cardiac Remedies
Carminatives
Cholagogues
Demulcents
Diuretics
Expectorants
Hepatics
Hypnotics
Hypotensives
Nervine
Stimulant
Herb Actions Cannot Be Reduced To The Effects Of Isolated "Active Constituents”
Medicinal Herbs Act "Multi-Systemically"
Side Effects Vs Contraindications
Safety And Toxicity Of Herbal Medicines
Standardized Herbal Products : What's The Fuss ?
Homeopathic Critique (Evidence-Based Herbology And Optimum Nutrition Vs Homeopathic Placebo)

Module 6

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BASIC HUMAN ANATOMY
Body Types
Kinds Of Anatomical Studies
Organization Of The Human Body
Regions Of The Human Body
Anatomical Terminology
The Anatomical Position
Cells
Major Components Of A 'Typical' Animal Cell
Cell Multiplication (Mitosis)
Tissues Of The Body
Epithelial Tissues
Connective Tissues
Muscle Tissue
Nervous Tissue

Module 7

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Introduction
The Superagastric Structures
The Stomach
The Small Intestines And Associated Glands
Associate Protective Structures
Digestion
Secretory Functions
Absorption

Module 8

BIOCHEMISTRY
PROTEINS
Biologic Value (Bv) Of Dietary Proteins
Total Body Proteins 
Effects Of Protein Deficiency
Effects Of Protein Excess
Food Sources Of Protein
Daily Minimum Requirements Of Essential Amino Acids 
Non-Essential Amino Acids
Neurotransmitter Amino Acids
Branched Chain Amino Acids
Sulfur-Containing Amino Acids
Glycogenic Amino Acids
Urea Cycle Amino Acids
Connective Tissue Amino Acids
Other Amino Acids

Module 9

BIOCHEMISTRY
FATS
Essential Fatty Acids (Vitamin F Group)
Effects Of E.F.A. Deficiency
Effect Of E.F.A. Excess
Food Sources Of E.F.A.

Module 10

BIOCHEMISTRY
VITAMINS
Fat-Soluble Vitamins (A, D, E And K)
Water-Soluble Vitamins (B Complex And Vitamin C)
Bioflavonoids
Para-Aminobenzoic Acid (Paba)
Myo-Inositol (Inositol)
Choline
Lipoic Acid
Pangamic Acid

Module 11

BIOCHEMISTRY
MINERALS
Macro Minerals
Calcium
Phosphorus
Magnesium
Potassium
Chlorine 
Sulfur 
Trace Minerals
Iron
Copper 
Iodine 
Manganese 
Cobalt 
Zinc 
Molybdenum 
Flourine 
Selenium 
Aluminum
Chromium 
Lithium 
Silicon 
Boron
Germanium 
Nickel 
Vanadium
Tin 

Module 12

HERBOLOGY
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Wellness In The Digestive System
The Role Of Dietary Fiber
Flatulence
Constipation
Diarrhea
Oesophagitis & Gastroesophageal Reflux
Gastritis
Peptic Ulceration
Functional Dyspepsia
Herbology And The Colon
Diverticulitis

Module 13

BIOCHEMISTRY
DIGESTIVE ENZYMES & THE PH BALANCE
Digestive Enzymes In Foods
Digestive Enzyme Supplementation

Module 14

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN CARDIOVASCULAR AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEMS
Basic Components Of Any Circulatory System
Blood
Blood Vessels
The Heart
Cardiovascular Circulatory Patterns
The Human Lymphatic System
Structures Of The Human Lymphatic System

Module 15

HERBOLOGY
THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Herbal Actions For The Cardio-Vascular System
High Blood Pressure
Low Blood Pressure
Atherosclerosis/Arteriosclerosis
Congestive Heart Failure (Cvf)
Heart Diseases
Measuring Blood Pressure Using The Sphygmomanometer And Stethoscope

Module 16

PATHOLOGY
BLOOD PATHOLOGY
Blood Chemistry Evaluation In Practice
How To Read And Understand Blood Pathology Reports
Albumin, Albumin/Globulin Ratio, Aldosterone (Plasma), Aldosterone (Plasma), Alkaline Phosphatase (Serum), Etc

Module 17

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND BREATHING
Components And Subdivisions Of The Human Respiratory System
Supralaryngeal Structures
Infralaryngeal Structures
Breathing And Breathing Mechanisms

Module 18

HERBOLOGY
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
The Lower Respiratory System
Herbology For The Lower Respiratory System
Asthma (All Types)
Bronchitis (Acute & Chronic)
Types Of Coughs And Their Treatment
Degenarative Lung Conditions
Herbs With Actions On The Upper Respiratory System
Upper Respiratory System
The Common Cold
Tonics And Supplemntation To Keep The Respiratory System Healthy
Influenza (Flu)
Respiratory Allergies (Hay Fever, Sinusitis)
Laryngitis
Tonsilitis

Module 19

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM
Nervous Tissues
The Neuron And Its 'Connections'
Types Of Neurons
The Human Central Nervous System
The Human Brain
The Human Spinal Cord
Coverings Of The Cns
Blood Supply Of The Cns
The Peripheral Nervous System (Pns)
The Autonomic Nervous System (Ans)
Pathways Of The Human Nervous System
The Special Sense Of Smell (Olfaction)
The Special Sense Of Tasts (Gustation)
The Special Sense Of Vision (Sight)
The Special Sense Of Hearing (Auditory)
The Special Sense Of Equilibrium (Balance)

Module 20

HERBOLOGY
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Optimal Nutritional Support For The Nervous System
Vitamins And Minerals For The Nervous System
Lecithin, Choline And Inositol 
Omega 3 Fatty Acids (Fish Oil)
5-Htp And Tryptophan
L-Glutamine 
Gaba 
Melatonin 
The Nervous System And Herbal Remedies
What Is Stress?
How Stress Causes Illness
Notes On Depresson
Adaptogens For The Nervous System
Notes On Insomnia 
Notes On Migrains And Headaches

Module 21

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN UROGENITAL SYSTEMS 

Introduction To The Human Urinary System
The Kidneys
The Urinary Bladder
Urethra
Introduction To Human Genital (Reproductive) System
Sexual Dimorphism
The Human Female Genital System
Primary Sex Organs (Ovaries)
Secondary Sex Organs
Secondary Sexual Characteristics
The Human Male Genital System
Primary Male Sex Organs (Testes)
Secondary Sex Organs
Secondary Sexual Characteristics

Module 22

HERBOLOGY
THE URINARY SYSTEM

How Herbs Affect The Urinary System
The Role Of Diuretics
Urinary Frequency
Dysuria
Hematuria
Edema (Water Retention)
Cystitis (Urinary Tract Infections)
Renal Stones (Kidney And Bladder Stones)

Module 23

PATHOLOGY
URINALYSIS
How To Use Urine Reagent Strips And Urine Analysis Reports From A Pathologist In A Consultation. 
Appearnace
Colour
Individual Markers.

Module 24

BIOCHEMISTRY
TOXINS, DETOXIFICATION AND DISEASE
Biochemical Pathways and Waste Products
Nutritional And Herbal Support For Toxicity
Side Effects vs. The Healing Crisis

Module 25

HERBOLOGY
THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
The Female Reproductive System
Emmenagogues ~ Are They Or Are They Not?
Female Herbal Tonics
Amenorrhoea & Dysmenorrhoea
Child Labor & Postpartum Treatment
Common Gynecological Ailments
Herbs For Pregnancy
Menopause
Herbs For Menopause
Optimal Nutrition For Menopause
The Male Reproductive System
Prostate Ailments
Male Impotence

Module 26

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN SKELETAL SYSTEM
Functions Of The Human Skeleton
Bone As An Individual Organ
Arthrology--The Study Of Joints (Articulations)
The Human Skeleton

Module 27

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN MUSCULAR SYSTEM
The Skeletal Muscle
Muscle Tissues
Arrangement Of Human Skeletal Muscles
Skeleto-Muscular Mechanics

Module 28

HERBOLOGY
THE MUSCULO-SKELETAL SYSTEM
Herbs And Nutritional Support For The Musculo-Skeletal System
Herbal Actions For The Musculo/Skeletal System.
Arthritis
Rheumatism
How To Deal Effectively With Joint Inflammation.
External Remedies And Suggestions For The Musculo/Skeletal System.
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

Module 29

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN INTEGUMENTARY AND FASCIAL SYSTEMS
The Human Integumentary System
The Fascial System Of The Human Body
Serous Cavities Of The Human Body

Module 30

HERBOLOGY
THE SKIN, HAIR & NAILS

Bath / Water Therapy / Re-Hydration
Types Of Remedies For The Integumentary And Fascial Systems
Healing Integumentary And Fascial System Ailments Internally
Dermatitis (Eczema)
Psoriasis
Acne (Juvenile And Adult-Onset Acne)
Fungal Infections Of The Integumentary And Fascial Systems
Abrasions And Bruising Of The Integumentary And Fascial Systems
Essential Oils For The Skin

Module 31

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND BLOOD
Cells As The Living Units Of The Body
The Extracellular Fluid
Origin Of Nutrients In The Extracellular Fluid
Removal Of Metabolic End-Products
The Erythrocytes (Red Blood Cells)
The Leukocytes (White Blood Cells)
Immunity And Allergies

Module 32

HERBOLOGY
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
A Brief Overview Of The Biological Immune System
Herbal Medicine And The Immune System
Optimum Nutrition Support For The Immune System 
Immuno-Modulation & Immunological Disorders
Basic Pathological Concepts
Cancer And It's Herbology And Nutrition Research

Module 33

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THE HUMAN ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Introduction
The Pituitary Body
The Thyroid Gland
The Parathyroid Glands
The Pancreatic Islets (Islands Of Langerhans)
The Suprarenal (Adrenal) Glands
The Gonads

Module 34

HERBOLOGY
HERBS TO MODULATE THE THYROID GLAND.
Herbs To Modulate The Pancreatic Islets (Islands Of Langerhans)
Herbs To Modulate The Suprarenal (Adrenal) Glands

Module 35

BIOCHEMISTRY
THE GLYCEMIC INDEX
Foods Which Affect The Glycemic Index Positively And Negatively.

Module 36

HERBOLOGY
HERBOLOGY FOR THE YOUNG 

Special Precautions When Giving Herbs And Health Products To The Young
Chicken Pox (Varicella)
Childhood Ailments.

Module 37

HERBOLOGY
HERBOLOGY FOR THE ELDERLY
Genetic Theories Of Aging
Non-Genetic Theories Of Aging
Systemic Support For The Aged And Those Aging
Optimal Nutrition Support
Herbal Support

Module 38

HERBOLOGY
MODERN HEALTH ISSUES
Candidiasis / Candida
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

The HONERI  reserves the right to make alterations to outlines, content, honorariums, awards and any other aspect of training as a Research Associate  from time to time.

This right is upheld to ensure compliance with and maintenance of standards to satisfy educational and professional recognition of courses and Research Associates.  However, this program  is not a license to practice as a medical practitioner.

As an Research Associate of the HONERI, you will be able to conduct evidence-based research in Herbology & Optimal Nutrition, which will be either published in the Journal of the Institute, on our Consumer Education website, or in future Research Associate program materials.

As a Research Associate, your in-house training program and dissertation will qualify you for entrance into Fellowship with the HONERI, which has the benefit of keeping you informed on new developments in the natural health field, as well as allow you the use of the prestigious letters, FHONERI after your name.

Your dissertation should be conducted, researched and written during your in-house training. The dissertation must be of between 8 000 and 10 000 words. 

Unique research proposals must be submitted to the Research Facilitators for approval on or before the completion of Module 17 of the program. Research Associates will then be advised on their choice of topic. 

Dissertations must be submitted on or before 36 months of enrolment as a Research Associate. No extensions will be granted without permission.

FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO WRITE A DISSERTATION


HONORARIUM
n., pl. -rariums, -raria
1. a payment in recognition of acts or professional services for which custom or propriety forbids a price to be set.
2. a fee for services rendered by a professional person. ~ Webster's College Dictionary.

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SOUTHERN AFRICAN SCHEDULE

All Southern African Research Associates are subject to this schedule. We accept students from the following countries in Southern Africa on this schedule. (South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Botswana, Lesotho).

Honorariums must be made in South African Rands by direct bank transfer, cheques, or directly through a Research Facilitator. You may also pay for your course using our secure payment facility using any credit card.

If you are a Southern African Research Associate, not in South Africa and require an up-to-date, accurate currency conversion from South African Rands to your local currency, go to ~ http://www.xe.com/ucc

HERBOLOGY AND OPTIMUM NUTRITION RESEARCH ASSOCIATE


Option 1. SINGLE CONTRIBUTION ON ENROLMENT OPTION
(To be paid either by direct transfer, cheque, or credit card)

R 4000.00 (South African Rand)


Option 2.
TERM CONTRIBUTION OPTIONS

R 1200 X 4 (South African Rand)

By Cheque:  Honorariums by cheque must be made to the HONER (In the name of Dr. A T REES) for five consecutive months with the first payment on enrolment and with the first term payment 30 days after enrolment. This must be done by providing the HONERI with five post-dated cheques, each dated one month apart with the day of month of each payment the same day of the month as enrollment. These cheques must accompany your orginal posted application. For your own safety, we suggest using Priority Mail or Registered Post to send your enrollment to us.

(This excludes the 31st day of the month, which should be back-dated the 25th.)

By Cash Deposit or Direct Internet Transfer: A first installment can be made by a cash deposit or direct internet transfer, however we will require all four subsequent payments to be made by cheque in the same manner as cheque payments requirement above. These cheques must accompany your orginal posted application. For your own safety, we suggest using Priority Mail or Registered Post to send your enrollment to us.If you are contributing for the programme by terms and and any cheque is not honoured by your banking institution, you will be suspended from the programme and a Research Associate re-instatement fee of R350 will be applicable over and above amounts outstanding.

INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULE

All international Research Associates are subject to this schedule.

Honorariums must be made in U.S. Dollars by direct bank transfer to our account in South Africa. You may also pay for your course using our secure payment facility using any credit card. 

If you are an International Research Associate and require an up-to-date, accurate currency conversion from U.S. Dollars to your local currency, go to ~ http://www.xe.com/ucc

HERBOLOGY AND OPTIMUM NUTRITION RESEARCH ASSOCIATE


Option 1. SINGLE CONTRIBUTION ON ENROLMENT OPTION
(To be paid either by Direct Wire Transfer or Credit Card)

$ 1000.00 (U.S. Dollars)


Option 2. TERMS CONTRIBUTION OPTION

R 225.00 X 5 (U.S. Dollars)

By Check:  We do not accept personal checks from overseas countries. Only bank guaranteed checks (drafts) are acceptable.

By Direct Wire Transfer: We do not accept term contributions by Direct Wire Transfer. This can be paid with credit card on your own budget facility.