Centreofexcellence – Tarot Diploma Course

The content of this course is divided into two sections. This is to enable you to begin reading the cards immediately. While you are working through the first section, do the exercises that appear by referring to the second section for brief interpretations of each card when you need to.

Once you have completed the first section, study the detailed interpretations of each card.

There are tests throughout the course to test your knowledge and understanding of the cards and assessment questions at the end of each course chapter which should be completed and submitted for marking.

The best way to learn tarot is to practice giving as many readings as you can to as many people as possible. You might want to do readings only for yourself initially. When you feel confident enough, find a friend who is willing to let you practice on them. Don’t worry if you need to look up the meanings of the cards for some time to come. With experience, you will find that you begin to remember their meanings. However, the real skill is in how you put the information together and describe it to the person you are reading for. The more you practice, the better you will become at this.

Who would benefit from the course?
Known as an ‘occult science’, those studying tarot should have an open mind and a willingness to delve deeper into the meaning of that which may have previously seemed mundane. Students of, or those with an interest in, Astrology, Palmistry, Tarot, and Psychic Development will particularly enjoy the Tarot Diploma Course or the Advanced Tarot follow up diploma.

What will I learn on the course?

Certified Course
Accredited Course

Module 1 – What is Tarot?
3 parts
Part 1: What is Tarot?
Part 2: A Short History of Tarot
Module 1 Assessment

Module 2 – Choosing Your Tarot Deck
3 parts
Part 1: Choosing Your Tarot Deck
Part 2: Consecrating Your Tarot Cards
Module 2 Assessment

Module 3 – Giving a Reading
3 parts
Part 1: Giving a Reading
Part 2: Shuffling the cards
Module 3 Assessment

Module 4 – Spreads
3 parts
Part 1: Spreads
Part 2: Spreads
Module 4 Assessment

Module 5 – Timing
2 parts
Timing
Module 5 Assessment

Module 6 – Tarot and Astrology
3 parts
Part 1: Tarot and Astrology
Part 2: Astrological associations of major arcana cards
Module 6 Assessment

Module 7 – Tarot and the Kabbalah
2 parts
Tarot and the Kabbalah
Module 7 Assessment

Module 8 – Understanding Tarot Symbolism
5 parts
Part 1: The Elements
Part 2: Number
Part 3: Symbols
Part 4: Targetted Readings
Module 8 Assessment

Module 9 – Introduction to the Major Arcana
2 parts
Introduction to the Major Arcana
Module 9 Assessment

Module 10 – Cards of the Major Arcana I
7 parts
Part 1: The Fool
Part 2: I The Magician
Part 3: II The High Priestess
Part 4: III The Empress
Part 5: IV The Emperor
Part 6: V The Hierophant
Module 10 Assessment

Module 11 – Cards of the Major Arcana II
6 parts
Part 1: VI The Lovers
Part 2: VII The Chariot
Part 3: VIII Justice
Part 4: IX The Hermit
Part 5: X The Wheel of Fortune
Module 11 Assessment

Module 12 – Cards of the Major Arcana III
7 parts
Part 1: XI Strength
Part 2: XII The Hanged Man
Part 3: XIII Death
Part 4: XIV Temperance
Part 5: XV The Devil
Part 6: XVI The Tower
Module 12 Assessment

Module 13 – Cards of the Major Arcana IV
6 parts
Part 1: XVII The Star
Part 2: XVIII The Moon
Part 3: XIX The Sun
Part 4: XX Judgement
Part 5: XXI The World
Module 13 Assessment

Module 14 – The Minor Arcana
2 parts
The Minor Arcana
Module 14 Assessment

Module 15 – Cups
2 parts
Cups
Module 15 Assessment

Module 16 – Wands
2 parts
Wands
Module 16 Assessment

Module 17 – Coins
2 parts
Coins
Module 17 Assessment

Module 18 – Swords
2 parts
Swords
Module 18 Assessment