Working as a spa therapist gives the opportunity to practice a number of different disciplines - common options would include offering detox treatment, Reiki, Indian head massage, to name but a few. Let thefitmap.co.uk be your first choice to guide you through your training and beyond.
There are no set entry requirements needed to become a spa therapist as training is typically offered on an individual basis for the particular therapies. However, it is possible to study for an NVQ in spa therapy.
This is a Level 3 course, and though there are no set requirements for studying at this level, it is recommended that you study Level 2 Beauty Therapy first to achieve the basic skills required of a spa therapist. The Level 3 course expands upon the basic beauty therapy skills acquired in Level 2 and is designed for those who want to become senior spa therapists, supervisors, managers, or owners.
The Level 3 Spa Therapy NVQ covers a whole range of areas, including:
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Health & safety
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Promoting products or services to clients
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Providing head and body massage treatments
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Understanding how to operate and control the water, temperature and spa facilities
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Offering specialist spa treatments
There are also a range of optional units which include:
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Electro-therapy to improve face and skin condition
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Indian Head Massage
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Massage using pre-blended aromatherapy oils
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UV tanning treatments
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Self tanning treatments
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Improving the appearance of the skin with micro-dermabrasion
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Legal regulations and how they affect your business
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