London School of Massage Accreditation

Accreditation

All courses, diplomas and CPD workshops at the London School of Massage are fully approved and accredited by leading industry bodies, ensuring they meet the highest professional standards and are widely recognised within the massage and complementary therapy sector.

ITEC Massage Courses at London School of Massage

ITEC is a premier international awarding organisation offering qualifications in Complementary Therapy and the Sports & Fitness industry. Its qualifications are accredited by the UK Government and have been widely respected by employers both in the UK and internationally since 1947.

With approved centres in over 38 countries across Africa, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Europe, ITEC has a truly global presence.

Committed to maintaining the highest standards of training and assessment, ITEC ensures that successful candidates qualify as highly skilled, industry-ready therapists.
VTCT Massage courses at London School of Massage

Vocational Training Charitable Trust (VTCT) is a UK Government-approved awarding body offering National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs), Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs), and a wide range of Vocationally Related Qualifications (VRQs).

With over 40 years of experience, VTCT has been a pioneer in shaping the vocational qualification framework in the United Kingdom. By specialising in Beauty Therapy, Complementary Therapies, and Sports & Fitness, VTCT has built a highly knowledgeable and experienced team, allowing it to remain at the forefront of education and training within these industries.
FHT Massage Courses at London School of Massage

The Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) is the UK’s oldest professional association for sports and complementary therapy. With over 21,000 members, it is the largest multidisciplinary therapy organisation in the country and has been representing professional therapists for more than 40 years.

As a truly independent, not-for-profit organisation, FHT is free from external commercial influence. It is committed to maintaining high professional standards, requiring all members to adhere to a strict Code of Ethics and Professional Practice.

CMA approved massage courses at London School of Massage

The Complementary Medical Association (CMA) was established in 1993 with the primary aim of promoting ethical, responsible, and professional complementary medicine to both the public and the medical community.

As a not-for-profit organisation, the CMA reinvests all funds raised through its activities directly back into its mission—supporting the advancement of complementary medicine and raising awareness of its benefits through education and public engagement.
IGCT approved Massage and sports massage courses at London School of Massage The Guild of Complementary Therapists is a professional organisation dedicated to supporting and representing practitioners within the complementary health and wellbeing sector. Committed to promoting high standards of practice, the Guild provides its members with access to ongoing professional development, insurance, and recognition within the industry. It serves as a trusted network for qualified therapists who are passionate about delivering safe, ethical, and effective complementary care.
BCMA approved Massage and sports massage courses at London School of Massage
The British Complementary Medical Association (BCMA) is a leading professional body dedicated to promoting high standards and public trust in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) across the UK. It accredits training providers, supports qualified practitioners, and represents a wide range of holistic therapies including massage, reflexology, acupuncture and more. With a focus on ethical practice, safety and continued professional development, the BCMA ensures that both practitioners and training institutions meet rigorous professional standards.
IICT approved Massage courses at London School of Massage

The International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) is a leading professional body for the natural health industry, offering the largest list of recognised modalities worldwide. With over 6,000 members across the globe, IICT provides internationally recognised qualifications for professional affiliation within the natural therapies sector.

IICT offers a credible and cost-effective alternative for complementary therapists seeking to practise under a unified professional banner. Whether qualifications have been earned overseas or through short courses, all reputable credentials are considered for membership—making professional recognition accessible and inclusive.

Association of Reflexologists at London School of Massage

The Association of Reflexologists (AOR) is a leading professional body committed to advancing the field of reflexology through education, research, and the promotion of best practice. Representing qualified practitioners, the Association upholds high standards of professional conduct and clinical excellence, ensuring the safe and effective delivery of reflexology to the public. By providing continuous professional development, resources, and advocacy, the Association of Reflexologists supports its members in their practice and works to enhance recognition of reflexology as a valuable component of integrative healthcare. 

 
ELCAS approved Massage and Sports Massage courses at London School of Massage

 Enhanced Learning Credits Administration Services (ELCAS) is the official body responsible for managing the UK Ministry of Defence's Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) Scheme, which supports lifelong learning among members of the Armed Forces. ELCAS facilitates access to high-quality further education and training by providing financial support for nationally recognised qualifications, helping service personnel and veterans enhance their career prospects both within and beyond the military.
WMF approved Massage and sports massage courses at London School of Massage

 The World Massage Federation (WMF) is a global organisation dedicated to advancing the practice, standards, and recognition of massage therapy worldwide. By uniting practitioners, educators, and institutions across borders, the WMF promotes excellence in massage education, encourages international collaboration, and upholds high ethical and professional standards within the industry. Through events, certifications, and global outreach, the WMF supports the growth and credibility of massage therapy as a respected health and wellness profession.
CNHC approved massage and sports massage courses at London School of Massage The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) is the UK’s independent regulator for complementary healthcare practitioners, established with government support to protect the public by ensuring high standards of practice. Practitioners registered with the CNHC meet national standards of competence and ethics, giving clients confidence in their professionalism and training. As a voluntary regulator, the CNHC plays a key role in promoting the integration of complementary healthcare into mainstream health and wellbeing services.