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"Massage Courses & Sports Massage Courses at the London School of Massage, the UK's most successful school for massage and body therapy training.  Massage courses and training in London and throughout the UK"

Some of the massage courses and training we offer include:

 

 
 

Thai Massage Level 3 Certificate Courses

 
Thai Massage Courses
Accredited by VTCT (Level 3 Certificate Course), FHT & Think Tree (Accredited Diploma Course)

Thai Massage VTCT , FHT & Think Tree Accredited Course (AC 30335)

The VTCT Thai Massage course is suitable as a foundation to further advanced massage courses and includes basic training in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology as Home Study. 

It is also suitable for those who have previous Massage or higher training and wanting to add an authentic oriental aspect to their treatments. Upon qualification of this course practitioners will gain:

  • VTCT Thai Massage (Level 3) Certificate
  • FHT & Think Tree Thai Yoga Massage Accredited Diploma Certificate
  • E-Course Materials & Demo Video

 

About this Thai Massage Course ...

This Thai Yoga Massage course is accredited by VTCT  (level 3 qualification).  

 For those already with a Level 3 Diploma in Massage, it's also accredited by the FHT as a CPD Diploma course.

It provides the firm foundation for the professional practice of Thai Massage massage therapy in the UK.

Ancient Thai Massage is a unique form of Body Therapy that incorporates Hata Yoga, Reflexology, Meridian work and Acupressure.  It is also sometimes referred to as "Thai Yoga Massage".

Centuries ago, a dynamic bodywork therapy based on Yoga and Ayurveda was born in the temples of Thailand. In this unique healing system of Thai Yoga Massage - also called Nuad Boran - and widely known as Traditional Thai Massage, (Nuad Phaen Boran) - the practitioner guides the recipient through a series of passive Yoga postures while palming and thumbing along the ''Sen Lines'', the body's energy lines and pressure points. Together these actions result in a comprehensive full body treatment that relieves muscular tension, improves circulation, boosts the immune system and balances the body energetically.

The therapeutic basis of Thai Yoga Massage is rooted in the Indian healing tradition of Ayurveda;  the word Ayurveda derives from two sanskrit words: Ayur, meaning "life" and Veda , meaning "knowledge" thus, this science of living functions as a guide to the proper maintenance of life
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What will I learn in this Thai Massage Course ...

The course will cover the Practical and Theoretical training in the art of Traditional Thai Yoga Massage following the VTCT Level 3 syllabus as well as meeting the stringent requirements of our accreditted Thai Tutor.  This will be done through formal lectures, practical classes and home assignments. As a CPD student, you will not be required to take the Anatomy & Physiology units of this course, but you will be expected to successfully complete the Home Assignments prior to the FHT CPD Diploma being issued.

Some of the topics covered in this course are:

Thai Massage Theory & Practice

A practical and theoretical training in the art of Traditional Thai Yoga Massage where you will learn the complete traditional set of Thai Massage in the Front, Side, Back and Sitting positions, following the Northern Thai style of teaching of Chiang Mai Schools as follows:

  • Dozens of different and exciting positions, each one with diagrams, photographs and descriptions
  • Stretching, Mobilizations and Deep pressure techniques to release muscle tension and improve flexibility
  • All relevant muscle and skeletal A&P
  • A background to Chinese Medicine and SEN theory
  • Safe practice techniques
  • Pressure points for each area of technique
  • Stretching - how to work with key muscle reflexes

All techniques are on a futon/floor mattress with light-weight clothing required to allow for flexible movement.

Course material include a detailed folder containing a step-by-step guide to all practical techniques and notes for all theory lectures.

A bibliography for other recommended reading is discussed in the first class.

Thai Massage Course Prerequisites ...

- Level 3 Diploma in Anatomy and Physiology (QCF Qualification) (within the last three years).

 

If your qualification is older, you may need to re-do your A&P exam.

Thai Massage Course Length ...

This is an intensive 4 day course. The formal training involves mainly practical sessions with guided home assignments done away from the school.

Each lesson begins with a lecture and demonstration, followed by all day supervised practice.

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What the Thai Massage Exams Consist of ...

VTCT Certificate: Beginners & Qualified Therapists 

  • A practical Thai Massage examination lasting 1 hours (this will be recorded for the External VTCT Examiner viewing)
  • In class assessments
  • Written assignments
  • Completion of case studies - 5 x clients, minimum 2 x treatments each

Qualified Therapists (wanting the FHT Certificate only)

  • A practical Thai Massage test lasting 1 hours
  • In class assessments
  • Completion of case studies - 5 x clients, 1 x treatment each

 

Opportunities on Completing this Thai Massage Course ...

Upon successful completion of our Thai Yoga Massage courses, students have gone onto:

thai massage courses
The VOCATIONAL TRAINING CHARITABLE TRUST (VTCT) is a Government approved Awarding Body offering National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs), Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs) and other Vocationally Related Qualifications (VRQs).

It has been in existence for over forty years and has been at the forefront of developing the vocational system of qualifications in the United Kingdom.

Remaining specialised in the areas of Beauty Therapy, Complementary Therapies and Sports & Fitness has enabled the company to gain an experienced team with the knowledge to stay ahead of the game in these areas.


 
   

 

The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) is the largest and leading professional association for therapists in the UK and Ireland. With thousands of members offering a broad range of specialisms - from sports and remedial therapies, to complementary healthcare and holistic treatments.

As a "not for profit organisation" - run by therapists, for therapists – it functions to support, advance and protect members interests and career progression as professional therapists.

Our FHT Thai Yoga Massage qualification is recognised by major insurance companies and practitioner insurance is available upon successful completion of this Thai Yoga Massage course.

Successful completion of this diploma course will provide you with the title of "Thai Yoga Massage Therapist", and the knowledge and techniques needed to give a professional and safe Thai Massage treatment.
 
   
This course is ELCAS approved and those elegible can apply via the ELC scheme using provider nymber 11265.
   
The CNHC is the UK voluntary regulator for complementary healthcare practitioners that was set up with government support to protect the public by providing a UK voluntary register of complementary therapists. CHNC's register has been approved as an Accredited Register by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care.  This means CNHC has met the Professional Standards Authority's demanding standards.
   
general-council-massage-therapy The GCMT is the governing body for massage and soft tissue therapies that form all bodyworks and soft tissue techniques in the UK. We are a non-profit making body with the following aims and objectives.

It aims to:

- To define and influence educational standards in the field of soft tissue therapies.
- To act as a lobbying and pressure group in the areas of, education, regulation, insurance and employment.
- To cooperate collectively (e.g on commercial deals) for the benefit of our respective memberships.
- To share best practice and experience as PAs.
- To bring together, and initiate, research into soft tissue therapy.
   

Our VTCT, FHT and Think Tree Accredited qualifications are recognised by major insurance companies and practitioner insurance is available upon successful completion of this course.

Successful completion of this diploma course will provide you with the title of "Thai Massage Therapist", and the knowledge and techniques needed to give a professional and safe treatment.

 

 
NEXT COURSE DATES

General Information:

Inclusive Of: E-Coursework and Exam Fees

Eligibility: Open to all.

Maximum 12 per course.

24th February (Weekdays)Code: THM 1.0


Part 1) 24 - 27th Feb (4 days) (Kings Cross)
Part 2) 27th March (1 day) (Kings Cross)
Part 3) 1st May (Exam Date TBC, Kings Cross)

Total £650.00 (Discounted before 17/2/2025) £675.00 Thereafter

Kings Cross

9.30am - 5.00pm (Approx)

£650.00





 
 
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