Level 3 Swedish Massage Course in Weymouth. Evening swedish massage classes run at Weymouth College, part-time over 30 weeks. That makes it straightforward to fit study around work or other commitments. The course covers body massage techniques alongside anatomy and physiology, so no previous experience in complementary therapies is needed. You'll apply for a place through an application form and an informal discussion with Beauty Therapy specialists before you start.
Who this course is for
This course is designed for those learners with ambitions for a career in holistic and the Beauty Industry. This course combines both body massage and anatomy & physiology and therefore would be suitable for individuals who are newto complementary therapies and have not studied within this field previously.
Entry requirements
Completion of an application form and an informal interview/discussion with Beauty Therapy specialists is required prior to enrolment.
What you will learn
You'll learn the principles and techniques of Swedish massage.
You'll study anatomy and physiology as it applies to massage therapy.
You'll develop practical hands-on body massage skills.
You'll learn how to consult with clients and adapt treatments to their needs.
You'll understand contraindications and safe practice in a massage setting.
You'll explore the effects of massage on body systems.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical, classroom-based sessions at Weymouth College during evening classes. Teaching combines hands-on massage practice with underpinning knowledge of anatomy and physiology. Assessment is through practical demonstrations and written or oral knowledge assessments, in line with the VTCT Level 3 Swedish Massage Qualification requirements.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Weymouth College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Massage therapist. Offer swedish massage in a salon or clinic.
Holistic therapist. Combine massage with other complementary treatments.
Beauty therapist. Work in a beauty salon offering body treatments.
Spa therapist. Deliver massage and wellness treatments in a spa setting.
Self-employed massage practitioner. Build your own client base and work flexibly.
What you could study next
VTCT Level 3 Diploma in Massage Therapy. Broadens your range of massage techniques and strengthens your employability in clinics and spas.
Level 3 Diploma in Holistic Therapies. Adds treatments such as reflexology and aromatherapy to your skill set.
Level 4 Certificate in Advanced Massage Techniques. Develops deeper clinical knowledge for sports or remedial massage work.
