Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Thursday, December 25, 2014
NAO Gives $10,476 to Charity
To
celebrate this festive season National Academy of Osteopathy has
donated $10476 to Dreams Fulfilled Relief Organization (DFRO) which is a
registered charity organization in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada.
One of mandates of DFRO is to offer educational assistance & support to orphans in Vietnam.
Anyone wishing to donate to this charity should contact them directly at info@dfro.ca.
One of mandates of DFRO is to offer educational assistance & support to orphans in Vietnam.
Anyone wishing to donate to this charity should contact them directly at info@dfro.ca.
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Is NAO certified by the Minister of Employment & Social Development of Canada?
Yes, National Academy of Osteopathy has been certified by
honourable Jason Kenney, the Canadian Minister of Employment & Social
Development on December 07, 2014. This certification remains active for 5 years
until December 07, 2019.
How much tuition tax credit is offered by the Canadian government?
The Canadian government offers up to $4800 in tuition tax
credit to residents of Canada to study manual osteopathy at National Academy of
Osteopathy.
How much the Canadian government offers for textbooks tax credit?
The Canadian government offers up to $780 in textbooks tax
credit to residents of Canada to study manual osteopathy at National Academy of
Osteopathy.
I love National Academy of Osteopathy
I love National Academy of Osteopathy (NAO). Photo taken at Playa Serena (Serena Beach) in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Canadian Prime Minister Wishes NAO Students Happy Holidays
Prime Minister of Canada, honorable Stephen
Harper has made National Academy of Osteopathy so happy by mailing us a
holiday card to wish NAO students a happy holidays.
It is a great honor to receive this card and we are thankful to the prime minister for thinking of NAO students in this festive season.
It is a great honor to receive this card and we are thankful to the prime minister for thinking of NAO students in this festive season.
Thursday, December 11, 2014
$5580 in Tax Credit given to NAO students by Canadian Government
Great news!
NAO been certified by the Minister of Employment & Social Development of Canada!
Canadian National Academy of Osteopathy students are permitted now to claim for tax credits for the NAO tuition, textbooks & educational expenses (up to $5580) they paid to study manual osteopathy as per Income Tax Act of Canada.
Full time NAO students can claim $4800 in tuition tax credit, and $780 for textbooks credit (total $5580) for the 12 months Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice program. Students in the six months DOMP program can claim $2400 for tuition tax credit and $390 for textbooks credit (total $2790).
Part time NAO student can claim $2880 for tuition tax credit and $480 for textbooks tax credit (total of $3360) for the 2 years program. Students in the 12 months part time program can claim $1440 for tuition tax credit and $240 for textbooks tax credit (total of $1680).
This applies to any NAO students who registered in 2014 and for the next 5 years.
Canadian National Academy of Osteopathy students are permitted now to claim for tax credits for the NAO tuition, textbooks & educational expenses (up to $5580) they paid to study manual osteopathy as per Income Tax Act of Canada.
Full time NAO students can claim $4800 in tuition tax credit, and $780 for textbooks credit (total $5580) for the 12 months Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice program. Students in the six months DOMP program can claim $2400 for tuition tax credit and $390 for textbooks credit (total $2790).
Part time NAO student can claim $2880 for tuition tax credit and $480 for textbooks tax credit (total of $3360) for the 2 years program. Students in the 12 months part time program can claim $1440 for tuition tax credit and $240 for textbooks tax credit (total of $1680).
This applies to any NAO students who registered in 2014 and for the next 5 years.
Visceral Techniques of Osteopathy
NAO students - Class of Sept 2014 practicing osteopathic visceral techniques
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