REFLEXOLOGY DIPLOMA

Course Description

The course is taught by the School Principle, Susie Jennings MAR, to a high standard. It is accredited by the Association of Reflexologists. Class sizes are small to ensure close personal supervision at all times.

Classes are held at weekends over a period of 10 months. During the first five months, training takes place twice each month and thereafter once a month. Each day runs from 9.30 am to 5.30 pm with a one hour break for lunch. There is also a short break each morning and afternoon.

A significant amount of home study and background reading is necessary. Students should set aside approximately four to five hours per week to work on home assignments which include at least 6 detailed studies. A recommended reading list is supplied at the beginning of the course.

The course places a great emphasis on the practical aspects of both Foot and Hand Reflexology. Theory study will cover anatomy and physiology, intergrated biology, practice management and first aid.

TEACHING METHODS

The educational aims are to develop the in-depth knowledge and skill required to provide safe and effective treatments.

The following methods are used :–

Lectures and visual aids.

Detailed demonstrations and practice of techniques.

Handouts.

Supervised practice and indivdual practical experience.

Open descussion periods with course tutor.

Presentation of detailed case studies.

Monitored home assignments.

Continuous assessment by course tutor of the development of personal qualities required of a professional practitioner.

Individual tutorial sessions with course tutor.

CLASS SIZE

A maximum of 12 students per class allows the tutor to monitor individual progress and development. Students work in pairs during practical sessions. Students receive ongoing support throughout the course.

EXAMINATIONS

The examinations are set by the Association of Reflexologists Examination Committee, and are taken in three parts:

A written theory paper.

A practical and oral assessment.

Continuous assessment of all course work and presentation of case studies.

An External Verifier, approved by the Association of Reflexologists, will attend during practical and oral assessment.

QUALIFICATION ATTAINED

A practitioners' diploma is awarded to successful candidates who are then eligible to become an Associate Member of the Association of Reflexologists.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must be 18 years or over. No formal qualifications are necessary.

HOW TO APPLY :–

Please contact Susie Jennings on 01243 584997 or e-mail susiejennings1@aol.com for further information.