Therapy Training School Staffs?

[Pompal 09.]

Hi
Currently in the middle of my complimentary course at college, reflex, aroma and swedish massage include, but I want to learn other therapies but our college is not doing any extra courses this sept because they have no funding, they may not be even doing the sports therapy which I really wanted to do next!
Anyway, been looking at this Therapy Training School in blurton stoke on trent, it's only a few miles from me, the do the indian head massage I want to do...
has anyone ever done any courses with this training school, how intense is it, I know it may be a bit easier for me as i'm already doing all the a & p and know the names of massage techniques and stuff like that, just don't want to spend the money and risk failing.....i can't really afford it but I really want to learn so i'm making some sacrifices..

If anyone can help with info.....please post or send me a private message..
cheers susan

 

[hyeoauhkicwihkesq]

I know the lady who runs this training school and she is a very very good therapist, whatever course you do with her you will enjoy it, and have the after care support that most schools provide. I can vouch for her as a professional therapist and trainer.

 

[WinterNights]

it may be worth knowing that it is unlikely that the proposed sports therapy course would meet the NOS, several colleges I work with are not in a position to offer a course that meets standards. This is mainy to do with staffing hours and the increased requirement of study hours that would make the courses too expensive to run
BGFL

 

[Mee*]

the sports therapy course is definately not running this year, devastated at that...it would have been a full time course (VTCT), quite a few of us really wanted to do this one!
thanks for the replies