Therapeutic Massage Diploma

Course

In Scarborough

£ 1,290 VAT exempt

Description

  • Type

    Workshop

  • Level

    Advanced

  • Location

    Scarborough

  • Class hours

    80h

  • Duration

    1 Year

Suitable for: Beginners. Students will need to have or take a qualification in Anatomy & Physiology.

MASSAGE DIPLOMA
I enrolled on the AAPA and Sue Lincoln School of Holistic Therapies – Diploma in Therapeutic Massage Course in September 2011, I already had a massage qualification from 7 years ago, but felt I needed to “brush up” on my massage skills. This course seemed to offer a recap on my current skills and also cover new areas.
The course exceeded my expectations. Sue’s teaching style encourages participation and active learning. Her knowledge base is vast and as well as teaching the basics she is able to diversify and has the expertise to teach many different approaches and treatment techniques. The training days were thoroughly enjoyable and I never felt I was in “school “. A highly recommended learning experience!
I have now developed a different approach to my clients, addressing their problems more specifically with assessment and making my massages more goal orientated.
I feel my skills as a massage therapist have dramatically improved since completing this course with Sue.
Lynn Morgan
Massage Therapist
East Yorkshire
2012

Facilities

Location

Start date

Scarborough (North Yorkshire)
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Cayley Court, Hopper Hill Road, YO11 3YJ

Start date

On request

About this course

Students must hold a recognised Anatomy and Physiology Certificate or work towards the Anatomy & Physiology Certificate in conjunction with taking the Massage Diploma.

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Subjects

  • Massage
  • Massage Therapy
  • Massage skills

Teachers and trainers (1)

Sue Lincoln

Sue Lincoln

Principal

Course programme

How Long is the Course?

This programme is delivered in two modules attending one day a month for 10 months.

How is the Course Taught?

Visual learning aids, lectures and tutorials are used to teach the theory side of Massage.

Prerequisite for Course

Students must hold a recognised Anatomy and Physiology Certificate or work towards the IEB Anatomy & Physiology Certificate in conjunction with taking the Massage Diploma.

Course Requirements

Students need to bring with them pens, paper, coloured pencils and clear punched plastic folders for course notes. Neat and tidy notes are mandatory and are counted towards the final mark. A white tunic, black or dark blue trousers with flat black or dark blue shoes (no open toes) are also required.

The course is assessed by:

  • Full attendance of the course 70 hours tutor contact
  • Completed case studies 50 hours
  • Theoretical examination 3 hour duration
  • Practical examination 90 minutes duration
  • Background reading is expected throughout the course
  • Continual assessment through assignment and portofolio work


Home Study

An integral part of the course is time spent in home study, of both theory and practice. An important feature of this Diploma course is the continuous assessment and support of the students. The School expects a high level of student commitment throughout the course, both in and out of School.

Examinations

At the end of the course students sit a 3 hour Massage theory examination paper, plus a 90 minute practical exam, where massage techniques as well as client care and standards of Health, Safety and Hygiene are assessed. Students also need to submit written evidence of completing 50 hours of massage case studies.

Qualifications

On satisfactory completion of the course, successful candidates are awarded the International Examination Board (IEB) Practitioner's Diploma in Massage, as well as a Diploma in Therapeutic Massage from The Sue Lincoln School of Holistic Therapies.

Governing Bodies

You may apply to join Aromatherapy and Allied Practitioners Association and have the letters M.A.A.P.A. Members of this organisation may then use these designations after their name. Successful candidates may also join the General Regulatory Council for Complemtary Therapies (GRCCT) and the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) which are the regulatory bodies for complementary therapies in the UK.

Additional information

Testimonials

Having taught at many venues in the UK, I find that I always looked forward with great anticipation to teach for Sue. It is difficult enough to run a massage school in a large metropolitan area, but Sue provides a great service to our community through her own teaching. She has a sincere passion for providing the best education available in a caring and professional atmosphere. I wish all schools were so organized and dedicated and recommend the There Training Centre very highly,
Art Riggs Certified Advanced Rolfer® USA 2012 *************************** I've had the pleasure to work with Sue Lincoln at Therapy Training Centre on several occasions, and find her to be dedicated, caring, intelligent, and truly interested in helping her students become better therapists. The school is a professional setting that provides students the opportunity to learn and practice techniques. Yorkshire is lucky to have Sue providing the service she gives. Noah Karrasch, developer and instructor of CORE* Bodywork, advanced certified Rolfer, author of Meet Your Body and Freeing Emotions and Energy Through Myofascial Release, Missouri, USA.  

Therapeutic Massage Diploma

£ 1,290 VAT exempt