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 Frequently Asked Questions!
Accommodation
Travelodge
Princes House, Princes Street, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 2SF (Travelodge Swindon Central) - approx 2.5 miles away and close to Swindon Railway Station
www.travelodge.co.uk
Jury's Inn
Jurys Inn Hotel Swindon, Fleming Way, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 2NG (Jurys Inn Hotels Swindon) - approx 2.2 miles away, located near Swindon town centre.
www.jurysinn.co.uk
The Madison Hotel & Conference
Oxford Road, Stratton St Margaret, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 4TL (Madison Hotel) - approx 1 mile away, close to the A419.
Tel: 01793 831333
Premier Inn
Swindon North, Broad Bush, Blunsdon, Swindon,
Wiltshire SN26 8DJ, United Kingdom - approx 2.5 miles away
&
Swindon Central, Kembrey Business Park, Larch Close,
Wilts SN2 8YS, United Kingdom - approx 1.9 miles away
Baby Massage Instructor Training
What doll do i need to buy for Baby Massage training?
Any girls baby doll will do just fine. The soft bodied ones are the better
ones to go for (they are very similar to the more expensive dolls made specifically for baby massage, at a higher cost) as they are more supple for demonstrating the stretching
moves. Again, any size will do fine as babies come in all shapes and sizes,
however, a larger doll will be better to demonstrate on. (50cm approx
is a good size.)
Argos sell a range of dolls, as well as the larger supermarket stores.
Payment
The first 50% of course fee is due at time of booking to confirm your place & to receive your training material. The final 50% is due no later than 14 days prior to the start date of the practical training.
Payment methods accepted: Cash, Cheque, Postal order, Bankers draft, direct bank transfer or credit / debit card payments are accepted through paypal.
Training Schedule
The following will be required in order to complete your training with Holistic Therapies and in order to receive your certificate.
* Theory to be studies at home using our training manual (emailed to you as a PDF) before attending the practical training, as well as additional reading on the subject.
* Question paper to test your understanding of the training manual and theory, to be submitted before attending the practical training. Some research may be required to complete the questions.
* Practical hands on training, including assessment.
* Case studies to be submitted before the certificate is issued. (The number of case studies will vary dependant on the course you are attending.)
Terms
Please click here for our terms: TERMS
What to bring on the Practical training day
· The Training Manual
· A packed lunch
· A bottle of water
· Jumper/Cardigan (after receiving treatment you may get cold)
· Socks or slippers for comfort and hygiene purposes
· Hair band for long hair
· It is advisable not to wear jewellery to the practical training
· You may wear uniform to the practical training, but it is not essential
· Notepad and pen
· Your medical disclaimer form (this will be emailed to you with your training manual)
· Towels (the amount will be stated with each course)
All Equipment and products are supplied with most of the courses, but please refer to each individual course to check if any products are required, e.g. baby massage - you will be required to bring a doll to massage, Ear Candling - You will be required to bring one pair of ear candles (or you may purchase a pair on the day for £6), make up - you will be required to bring your own make up kit, Tanning - you will be required to bring the tanning product that you wish to use.
Intensive training day
Why can a course be taught in such a small space of time?
All our courses are run as small group or on a one to one basis. For the student this allows individual attention with the tutor. The student is required to study at home, as well as case studies, enabling the tutors to concentrate the maximum amount of time on the practical training. Some training providers run classes with up to 20 students at one time. They learn the same technique but as the classes are larger it takes longer to teach, thus making it more expensive and more training days.
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