Massage Therapy & Bodywork - Community College of Vermont

Massage Therapy & Bodywork from Community College of Vermont is a Campus Associate Massage Therapy degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. CCV's Massage Therapy & Bodywork program incorporates a variety of massage and bodywork techniques for the purposes of therapeutic treatment and relaxation. Ours is the only program offered by an institute of higher learning in Vermont and the only one offering eligible students the opportunity to receive federal financial aid. CCV offers two options ? an associate of applied science degree or a career certificate. Both options provide adequate contact hours for eligibility to take the national certification examination. Courses are taught by credentialed massage therapists and bodyworkers who are employed as spa directors, and own and operate wellness centers and yoga centers. Our faculty have studied at institutions such as the Swedish Institute, Utah College of Massage Therapy, Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, and the Barbara Brennan School of Healing. Two prerequisite courses must be taken prior to enrolling in any core program courses: Introduction to Massage Therapy & Bodywork (AHS-1025) and Human Anatomy & Physiology How Our Degree Works The 65-credit associate degree program includes general education courses that provide foundational written, oral and technological skills that are essential for success in the workplace. The 47-credit certificate program is an option for students who either already have a college degree or who do not wish to pursue one. The certificate includes the same core massage and bodywork courses as the degree program, as well as English Composition. You must complete the required prerequisites prior to enrolling in core program courses. Why Our Degree Works CCV's Massage Therapy & Bodywork program prepares you to enter the holistic health care field with a broad background and the ability to work with a diverse group of clients and practitioners. Both the career certificate and associate degree include hands-on experience in a variety of Eastern and Western massage and bodywork techniques, as well as extensive coursework in anatomy and physiology and business and professional practices. Career Opportunities Upon completion of the degree or certificate program, you will be eligible to take the National Certification Examination (NCE) through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork. Our students have an excellent pass rate on the National Certification Examination. Graduates of CCV's Massage Therapy & Bodywork program own their own practices; work in spas, salons, and resorts; and have continued their education to work in the medical community. View more details on Community College of Vermont . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Massage Therapy courses.