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Summary

Reflexology is currently one of the most popular complementary therapies available in a wide range of settings including holistic therapy centres, GP practices, hospices, care homes, salons and spas offering a variety or career opportunities.

This is a fully accredited substantial vocational qualification that will prepare you for a career as a Reflexologist and includes the following units:

• Anatomy, physiology and pathologies
• Provide Reflexology
• The principles and practices of complementary therapies
• Business practice for complementary therapies

You will be required to purchase a uniform and small kit before the course begins in addition to any tuition fees payable.

Funding and Financial Support Options
This course may have a variety of funding options available to you including:

• Learner Loan Options
• Regional Entitlements

For more information on these and other financial support options including payment plans, please visit our Money Management Service area or email [email protected].  

How will I learn?

This is a classroom-based qualification delivered by our highly qualified and very experienced Reflexologist. You will be required to undertake considerable independent study and skills practice to support your learning in the classroom.

You will need to commit to approximately 6 hours per week of independent study to complete assignment work and to complete a considerable number of case studies to develop your practical skills and understanding of the relationship between reflex points and their effects on the body.

You will be expected to receive and give treatments on peers to develop your skills before working on paying clients for summative assessments to maximise your employability skills.

You will continually be assessed throughout the course using a variety of methods including:

• Written Assignments
• Exams
• Oral questioning
• Case study completion
• Practical assessments
• Portfolio of evidence
• Reflective practice

Entry Requirements

You will need to be an Adult aged 19 or over and ideally have a 3-x grade 3 (D) GCSEs including English Language or be able to demonstrate that you are able to work the required level 3 standard.

Previous knowledge of Human biology is ideal or a keen interest in the subject. You will need to have a mature, professional and focused approach to learning with good interpersonal skills.
Acceptance on the course will be subject to attendance at an adult information/interview day with the tutor.

 

Additional Information

DEPARTMENT CONTACT
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COURSE FEES
Please be aware that some courses have fees that are payable on enrolment. More information on if this course has a fee can be found in the Availability section below.  

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ONLINE ENROLMENT
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