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Download course brochures

Get the full syllabus, fees and upcoming batch dates. Share a few details and we will send your brochure on WhatsApp or email.

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A brochure is the easiest way to see everything about a course in one place — the complete module list, the duration and schedule, the fees and EMI options, the certificates you will earn, and the career outcomes you can expect. Rather than make you hunt across pages, we will send you a clean, up-to-date brochure for whichever programme interests you.

Request a brochure

Tap any course below and share a few details. It takes under a minute, and a counsellor will send the brochure straight to your WhatsApp or email — along with answers to any quick questions you have.

Why we send brochures personally

We could dump a dozen generic PDFs on a page, but that rarely helps. Course details — especially fees, batch dates and scholarships — change, and the right programme depends on your background and goals. Sending the brochure personally lets us give you the current information and, if you want it, a free recommendation so you do not waste money on the wrong course. There is no pressure; many people simply read the brochure and decide in their own time.

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What is inside each brochure

Full curriculum

Every module and what you will be able to do after each one.

Fees & EMI

Transparent pricing and the easy-EMI options available.

Certificates

The two certificates you earn, plus University-aligned credential details.

Schedule & format

Duration, live-session timing and how the online learning works.

Career outcomes

The roles you can target and how we support your next steps.

Eligibility

Exactly who the course is for and what you need to start.

How will I receive the brochure?

On WhatsApp or email, whichever you prefer — usually within a short while of your request during working hours.

Is requesting a brochure a commitment?

Not at all. It is just information. Read it at your own pace and enrol only if and when it is right for you.

Content reviewed by NNWA’s academic team — qualified nutrition, fitness and wellness practitioners, including M.Sc-qualified clinical nutritionists.

How to get the most from your brochure

When your brochure arrives, read it with your own goal in mind. Look first at the outcomes and career section — what will you actually be able to do, and is that what you want? Then check the curriculum to see how the course gets you there, and the fees and EMI options to plan your budget. Finally, note the schedule and batch dates so you can pick a start that fits your life. If anything is unclear, your counsellor is one message away and happy to explain.

Compare honestly

Use the brochure to compare two or three options side by side before deciding.

Check the fit

Match the outcomes to your goal — the right course is the one that gets you where you want to go.

Plan your start

Pick a batch date and EMI plan that suit your schedule and budget.

We send brochures personally for a reason: a good decision is an informed one. Rather than leave you guessing from a webpage, we would rather put accurate, current details in your hands and answer your questions like a helpful guide, not a pushy salesperson. Many people read the brochure, think it over for a few days, and come back when the time is right — and that is completely fine with us.

However you decide, there is no obligation. Requesting a brochure simply means you would like to understand a course properly before committing your time and money — exactly the kind of careful decision we respect and encourage.

Ready when you are

There is no rush and no obligation. A brochure is simply the clearest way to understand a course fully — its curriculum, fees, schedule, certificates and outcomes — before you decide anything. Take your time with it, compare your options, and reach out whenever you have questions.

When the moment feels right, a counsellor will help you choose the programme that genuinely fits your goals and budget, explain the EMI and any scholarship you may qualify for, and get you enrolled smoothly. Until then, read, think, and ask freely — that is exactly how a good education decision should be made.

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