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The accredidation process for massage schools involve fulfilling certain credit hours and passing an exam. You can read more at www.naturalhealers.com/qa/massage-school-accreditation.shtml
Education! A masseuse/masseur is a laborer that has completed an apprenticeship. A massage therapist, on the other hand, has graduated from an academic program and received a license to practice massage after passing a formal written exam.
You can become a Certified Massage Therapist (CMT) with 600 hrs of training at an approved school and then passing the NCETMB which is the National Certification Exam.
The licensing requirements for a massage therapist in CA include: 500 supervised hours and passing the NCETMB exam. More information can be found at http://www.massageregister.com/StateRequirements.asp.
It generally takes 1,000 hours of training and passing the National Certification Exam in Sports Massage given by the AMTA. That would take about one to two years of training.
In North Carolina you basically need 500 hours of training at an accepted school and a passing score on the NCE (National Certification Exam).
Massage courses differ on which massage one gets. There are many types of massages such as foot massage, body massage, back massage, neck massage, and oil massage.
Albertson Steve Massage Therapy, Tranquil Wellness Massage, and Barbara's Massage are examples of massage parlor in Chicago. Allenushka Massage is another example of the massage parlor in Chicago.
The most common form of massage is Swedish massage this is also called Relaxation massage or sometimes Therapeutic massage.
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Massage schools typically teach a variety of massage modalities including Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, aromatherapy massage, and hot stone massage. Students may also learn specialized techniques like Shiatsu, Thai massage, and reflexology. Some schools may offer additional courses in prenatal massage, oncology massage, or myofascial release.