The International School Of Beauty Massage Program prepares students for a career as a :
Masseur, Masseuse, Body Work Specialist, Consultant, Personal Assistant, Spa Manager, Spa Owner
STATISTICAL CONSUMER INFORMATION
CURRICULUM
PROGRAM
DURATION & CLASS HOURS
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
PAYMENT OPTIONS & FINANCING
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The following statistics are based upon those students who graduated from school between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.
There were no graduates from this new program during this time period.
For further information regarding Cosmetology Employment visit: www.nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cipcode (Code 51-3501) to access CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) OR http://www.onetonline.org/find (Code 31-9011.00) to access SOC (Department of Labor's Standard of Occupational Classifications)
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CURRICULUM FOR MASSAGE COURSE (600 HOURS) Two parts: 300 hours each section
The curriculum for students enrolled in a massage course shall consist of six hundred (600) clock hours of technical instruction and practical operations in skills and requirements to become eligible to make written application to the Massage Therapy Organization for certification as required by California Senate Bill 731, Chapter 384, Massage Therapy, effective September 1, 2009. Prior to September 2009 these hours of instruction will exceed those required for the student to apply for and receive local city massage licensing with subsequent certification by the newly formed Organization when applicable. Practical instruction means the actual performance by the student of a complete massage on another person or on a mannequin. The course of instruction in the practical phases of massage training for a student enrolled in a 600 hour course shall cover not less than 150 hours in basic deep tissue, sports/chair, Swedish, stone and pregnancy massages, reflexology and spa services. Technical instruction means instruction by demonstration, lecture, classroom participation, or examination. The Massage Course shall be divided into two (2) sections: *Students may take the total course or only the first three hundred (300) hours, however, please note that in order to apply to the CMTC as a Massage Therapist you must take Section 1 and 2.
MINIMUM PRACTICAL OPERATIONS REQUIRED BY THIS
INSTITUTION
Section I Massage Technician – 300 clock hours: 200 hours Technical, 100 hours Clinic Practical
Minimum Hours of Technical Instruction shall be in the following subjects
- Health & Hygiene, Safety, Sanitation and Infection Control 20
Shall include training in Infection Control, universal precautions, use and safety of products, tools, and equipment, body mechanics of the practitioner, first aid and CPR training
- Anatomy & Physiology: 30
Shall include study of human body systems relative to the program, biomechanics – Kinesiology and basic medical terminology
- Pathology: 30
Shall include the study of diseases and conditions related to systems, client history, indications, contraindications and endangerment sites
- Theory and Application of Techniques 20
Shall include; intake process, preparation of the service environment, preparation and self-care for the practitioner and client preparation for service
- Traditional Massage Techniques: 35
Shall include the history, theory and effects of massage; basic Swedish Massage technique including manipulations of soft tissue using hands, fingers, forearms, elbows, feet, fists while stroking, kneading, tapping, percussive, compressive, vibratory and friction with joint mobilization
- Reflexology:10
Shall include lecture and practice of the physical act of applying pressure to the feet and hands with specific thumb, finger and hand
techniques without the use of oil or lotion, based on the system of zones and reflex areas.
- Business and Ethics: 20
Shall include ways to recognize and resolve ethical issues in the workplace, developing an ethical core in which decisions
can be made, how to run a successful business for financial success
- Spa Services to include basic treatments common to resorts and spa such as, wraps, scrubs 35
Minimum Hours of Practical, supervised training in clinic environment
- Swedish Massage 50
- Spa Services 25
- Reflexology 25
Section II Massage Therapist- 300 clock hours: 150 hours Technical, 150 hours Clinic Practical
Minimum Hours of Technical Instruction shall be in the following subjects
- Deep Tissue Technique: 50
Shall include lecture on the description, uses, effects and practice of deep tissue massage
- Sports and Chair Massage Technique 50
Shall include lecture and practice on the techniques associated with “mobile” massage to instruct the student how to increase speed efficiently and the areas where this type of massage service can be utilized.
- Stone Massage: 05
Shall include lecture on the description, effects and practice of the use of hot stones on the body
- Prenatal Massage: 05
Shall include lecture on the description, effects and safety precautions when giving a massage on a pregnant woman
- Pathology 10
Shall include lecture on diseases of the body whereby the student may become familiar with medical issues that may be contraindicated or beneficial to the well being of their clients.
- Energetic Bodywork Techniques: 25
Shall include anatomy of the energetic system, principles, practice and the effect of these techniques, and basic nutrition
- Advanced Spa Services: 05
Shall include lecture and practice of advanced treatments common to the spa/resort environment
Minimum Hours of Practical, supervised training in clinic environment
- Deep Tissue Massage 38
- Sports and Chair Massage 38
- Swedish Massage 17
- Stone Massage 17
- Prenatal Massage 17
- Spa Services 23
MASSAGE COURSE GOALS:
- To successfully master training requirements needed to make application to the Massage Therapy Organization for certification
- To develop professional skills and attitudes in the interest of safety and sanitation for oneself as well as others, as relative to having a successful career as a Massage Practitioner or Massage Therapist
- To graduate from this institution possessing those skills and knowledge necessary to secure employment
MASSAGE PROFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:
- To successfully acquire the knowledge of current laws and regulations at the state and local city level
- To successfully acquire knowledge of health, safety and sanitation measures as related to all phases of massage to the human body
- To successfully acquire knowledge of the general theory relative to massage, including anatomy, physiology, contraindications, health and hygiene and business and ethics relative to practical procedures performed
- To successfully acquire business management techniques which are common to the massage profession
THE SUCCESSFUL GRADUATE WILL HAVE DEVELOPED
THE FOLLOWING
SKILLS:
- Learn the proper use of implements relative to all massage services
- Acquire the knowledge of a analyzing the client’s physical condition before services to determine any disorders
- Learn the procedures and the terminology used in performing all services relating to massage
ATTITUDES AND GOALS:
- To be able to appreciate good workmanship which is common to the massage field
- To possess a positive attitude toward the public and fellow workers
- To appreciate honesty and integrity in oneself and others
- To have an improved personality while dealing with patrons and colleagues.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
The student shall have completed “Technical and Practical” requirements as needed at the 300 hours for Massage Practitioner or 600 hours for Massage Therapist with an average grade of 70% or better. A student shall complete all required classroom and practical/laboratory education and training; shall have paid all tuition due, will have a completed SAP evaluation and will have had an exit interview with administration. The student shall receive a diploma of completion of the chosen program upon graduation from the school.
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
Effective September 1. 2009 students who have graduated from this institution and have reached the age 18 years of age or older will be advised of the steps necessary to make written application to the Massage Therapy Organization of California. Students will be required to include with their written application the current required fee and to provide the Massage Therapy Organization with fingerprints that will be subject to review by the Dept of Justice. Upon approval, and payment of applicable fee, certification will be issued and must be renewed every two years thereafter.
Book: Theory and Practice of Therapeutic Massage by Mark Beck: Del Mar Publishing
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PROGRAM DURATION AND CLASS HOURS: |
The International School of Beauty Massage Program consists of 600 class hours.
FULL-TIME PROGRAM: The standard full-time program is Tuesday-Saturday, 8:30-5:00 pm for 17 weeks (Approx. 4 months).
THREE-QUARTER PROGRAM: The standard three-quarter program is Tuesday-Saturday, 8:30-2:30 pm for 22 weeks. (Approx 5 months).
NOTE: SATURDAY ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY IN BOTH THE FULL AND PART-TIME PROGRAMS.
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PROGRAM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS: |
Students considered for enrollment must:
- Possesses a verifiable High School Diploma, or equivalent GED diploma (General Education Diploma) or if above the age of compulsory education must either pass a government approved Ability-to-Benefit test administered by an approved tester or complete a 225 clock hour Remedial Evaluation Program that allows the school to evaluate the student’s ability to successfully execute basic course requirements. The student is not eligible to receive Federal Student Aid during the 225 hours of instruction. HEOE section 485(a)(3)HEA section 484(d)(4)
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PROGRAM PAYMENT AND FINANCING OPTIONS: |
We offer the following payment plans for our programs:
- Federal Financial Aid Available to qualified applicants. Students need to complete a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Online at www.fasfa.ed.gov Please note School Code: 039644 please click here to visit our Financing page.
- Other personal student loans or scholarships that offer this type of assistance
- Personalized Payment Plans with the school (note all tuition needs to be paid at the time of course graduation.
All Fees are subject to
change without notice. International School
Of Beauty reserves the right to change the
tuition and fees and make any changes, when
deemed necessary, without prior notice.
Such changes will not effect enrolled or
attending students.
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