Massage schools are in the business of attracting new students. They’re selling themselves! Take it with a grain of salt if they say you’re going to earn good money a year right out of school. It’s not easy to get good jobs, even with the experience, and it can be highly seasonal work. Building your own practice takes time and isn’t realistic for the new grad. You’re better off believing what other massage therapists and spa doctors say about starting salaries in your area. Do your own research.
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Sunday, November 10, 2013
Friday, November 8, 2013
Ask Massage Schools about Their Philosophy
All massage schools teach you what you need to know to pass the state licensing exam. But ask about their philosophy and approach. Do they combine theory and practice from the beginning? How long have their teachers worked there? Do they have classes in Eastern modalities like Shiastu? What is their continuing education program?
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