The Central London College of Reflexology - Reflexology Courses
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) is one of the longest running (established in early 1989) Reflexology colleges offering reflexology courses and reflexology training in London ,United Kingdom, with a Solid International Base. Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) is conveniently situated in the heart of Covent Garden in London's West End and located close to Charing Cross, Leicester Square and Covent Garden Underground Tube Stations.
The Reflexology qualification you will receive from CLCR is of the highest accreditation and our courses are recongnised throughout the world. We are accredited by the Awarding Body Consortium (ABC)
CLCR was established in 1989. We have gained a reputation for provding the most comprehensive and imformative courses available leading to a professional qualification.
Training ar CLCR is enhanced by being part of a Complementary Health Care Centre in the heart of Covent Garden, where trainees are able to practice and gain experience and see other therapists at work.
We have a partner business where we offer reflexology at the Keet Clinic London
Information about Reflexology Course
- Our Reflexology Course leads to an ABC Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology
- The Reflexology Course is 9 months long.
- The Course costs £999 +VAT (UK + EU Resident Students) £300 deposit secures a place
- The course fee does not include Assessment/Exam fee (£250) or AOR membership (£40)
- Our reflexology course is designed for people in full or part time employment.
- You are required to be over 19 to enrol on the Reflexology Course
- We run both Friday or Weekend Reflexology Courses
- In addition to the class days, students are welcome to attend practice sessions at the college, on Monday and Thursdays from 1pm to 6pm, where a tutor is always available
- We have 4 main Reflexology Course Tutors as well as 2 Assistant Tutors.
- The college has large classrooms with comfortable desk chairs. There are 8-12 learners per practical class to ensure guaranteed individual attention
- Once you have completed the reflexology course and qualified you can work in hospitals, NHS trusts, GP Surgeries, Complementary Therapy Clinics, Gyms, care homes, Hospices, as well as setting up in business as a qualified reflexologist
- Reflexologists can expect to earn £35 - £75 per hour long session
We at The Central London College of Reflexology aare fully accredited by ABC Awards, and deliver the new seven module qualification, accepted by the Association of Reflexologists (AoR).
The AoR (www.aor.org.uk)) is the largest and most respected professional Reflexology organisations in the UK. They have Government recognition, are members of the Reflexology in Europe Network, and are members of the Reflexology Forum. They also offer insurance cover, regional support groups, an internationally recognised journal, advice and information services, promotional literature, research programmes and an ongoing educational programme.
As a graduate of CLCR, you will be able to register with the NHS Register of Reflexologists, become a member of the AoR together with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC). Lastly, all graduates of CLCR are allowed to use the initials MAR after their name. (Member of the Association of Reflexologists)
Training takes the form of seven modules:
Module Y501/9253 - Principles and Practice of Complementary Therapies
Module T501/9101 - Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
Module F501/9117 - Practical Reflexology
Module K501/9256 - Health & Safety for Complementary Therapists
Module D501/9111 - Less Common Pathologies for Complementary Therapists
Module H501/9255 - Business Practice for Complementary Therapists
Module A501/9116 - Reflective Practice for Reflexologists
The modules are interchangeable, so if you have already studied one of these as part of another course, (i.e. you have a diploma in Anatomy & Physiology), then it is unnecessary to study A&P again. (NB: This only applies if you studied the new modular qualification with ABC Awards, C&G, ITEC or VTCT from 2011 onwards).
During the diploma course, you will carry out 100 Reflexology treatments, three Practical Assessments and homework tasks to complete in your own time. There is no written examination - you will build a portfolio of work throughout the course, and upon successful completion of this, you will qualify as a professional Reflexologist.
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