WHAT QUALIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR THE COURSE?
There are no formal entry requirements; however knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology would be advantageous.
ATTENDANCE
Start Date: 14 September 2009
Day: Monday and Thursday
Time: 4.45pm – 9.00pm
No. of Weeks: 34
COURSE STRUCTURE AND CONTENT
Unit 208 - The aim of this unit is to enable the candidate to specify the principles and practice of head and scalp massage used primarily
for relaxation and well being in a safe and effective manner.
The definition of head and scalp massage technique includes massage of the head, scalp, neck and shoulders, for relaxation purposes using a selected range of massage mediums.
Unit 201 - Introduction to Principles and Practices for Complementary Therapies
Unit 202 - Introduction to Clinic Services and Business Awareness for Complementary Therapies
Unit 203 - Health, Safety and Hygiene in Complementary Therapies
Unit 204 - Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology for Complementary Therapies
ASSESSMENT
Assessments will be graded pass, merit or distinction and include:
Practical observations
GOLA multiple choice knowledge test
Assignments covering practical assessments and knowledge related tasks
Case Studies
WHERE COULD THE COURSE LEAD?
This qualification is not considered acceptable for professional practice by the industry but will allow for career progression to certified massage courses and full professional Level 3 Diploma courses.
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?
Course Fee: £585 (this includes all tuition, registration and certification fees).
Additional Expenses:
- Stationery
- Purchase of recommended learning material
- Uniform - £27.50 (prune coloured tunic - ESSENTIAL) £24.50 (black trousers) £17.75 (black flat shoes)
- Kit - £40.00
- Text Book - Approx £20 - £30