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This course will be divided into modules over the one-year period as follows: Holistic Massage, Anatomy & Physiology starts February 2010 Unit 22 Professional Conduct & Business Awareness (Unit 22 Compulsary Attendance - Date TBC) 4 modules to include 3 written papers Unit 1 anatomy & Physiology Unit 2 Massage Theory Unit 22 Business Awareness Classes will include Holistic Massage : Practical and theory classes. Anatomy & Physiology : 13 classes covering all systems of the body including review classes. (Cell, Tissue/Skin, Skeletal, Muscular system, Circulatory, Lymphatic system, Nervous system, endocrine system, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Urinary system ) Recommended study for this course - 6 hours per week for Anatomy & Physiology only. Additional study hours for other subjects i.e. Massage theory and Unit 22 Business Awareness will be advised by your tutors. Please learn all information outlined in all text books throughout the course. 4 Large baths sheets (black in colour) are required for the course an examination day. A notepad and pen are required for your convenience and additional notes/comments. A folder is required for submission to ITEC which will include student notes and course work. Please wear comfortable clothing to class i.e. t-shirt and tracksuit bottoms, runners/comfortable shoes. Uniform Tunic is included. Onsite Massage (& Stress Management) April 09 - May 09 The Stress management aspect is significant in helping clients totally relax during the Chair massage and indeed any other treatment that you currently offer. It will give the client something extra to take away from the treatment, allowing the effects of the treatment to continue in the days or weeks that follow. Apart from the physical benefits of the massage itself, it has proven to be a source of relaxation for the client. Whether its 5 mins or half hour session, the benefits of switching off the mind and relaxing the body are plentiful. The act of giving a chair massage is extremely comfortable for the Therapist and as a result their posture and stamina is fully protected and sustained. You can literally bring your chair massage to any client and it has been discovered that many chair massage clients of today go on to become your table clients tomorrow. Topics Covered: Stress Management: Positive and Negative Stress Physical and Psychological signs and symptoms that produce stress Long & Short Term Stress How Diet and Physical Exercise can affect Stress Treatment of Stress, Coping Strategies, Massage Routine, Consultation / Contraindications / Client Care / Home Care Case Studies: 3 Clients x 3 times I.T.E.C Diploma Beauty Specialist - starts 25th Jan 2010 Unit 9 Skincare and eye treatments Superficial Cleanse , Deep cleansing ,Skin Analysis, Eyebrow tweezing + Enhancements Facial Massage to include lymphatic drainage Mask: students will be shown how to apply clay & professional products. We are delighted to introduce Academie professional products for specialized facial treatments Unit 10 Make-up: Understand explain & select make-up according to the occasion, client colouring & preferences. Fake-tan application Make up guest, Jennifer Buggy will demonstrate application and technique. Unit 11 Manicure & Pedicure Understand explain & demonstrate use of the following products & tools; emery boards, cuticle massage cream/oil, cuticle remover Hoofstick tipped orangewood stick. Cuticule nipper, buffers, pedicure rasp, nail enamels, frosted, cream, light, dark and French manicure. Unit 12 Waxing Understand, explain and demonstrate the use of the following hot wax, cool wax & sugaring. Students will be able to treat the following areas under arm, bikini, full leg wax,lip,chin,forearms & eyebrows Waxing guest Helen, of Sara Dunne will demonstrate different types of waxing techniques within the industry. Anatomy for beauty therapist that will be covered; Students will be able to recognize skin diseases, disorders & show knowledge of whether they are contraindicated or not. Endocrine System, Muscles, Bones, Nerves of the face, neck, shoulders & arms Functions of the hair, nails and skin (All units have theory, practical and case histories) Course Tutors: Laura Hilliard Brady, Vicki Monkhouse, Michelle Delaney, Clodagh Fanning 90% attendance required in order to complete exams although 100% expected, Please telephone if unable to attend class. Course Fee: €4200 €800 booking deposit at time of booking (with completed application form) to secure place €1000 payable on registration day €1000 payable on Monday €1000 payable on Monday €400 payable on Monday All I.T.E.C Examination fees are included in the total cost. A place will be secured on your behalf upon completion of: 1) I.T.E.C application form (Form 1.1) 2) Non refundable Booking Deposit. 3) Fully completed consultation card (Form 1.2) . 4) Previous Student exam number if any ( i.e. ITEC ) Full dates available on Request - Contact us today on 01 9329645 / 8329648 |
Starts 25th Jan 2010 |