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Holisticjunction.com Featured School of the Week March 24, 2008: European Massage Therapy School

Boasting two campus locations in Chicago, Illinois and Las Vegas, the European Massage Therapy School (EMTS) provides comprehensive training in massage therapy in their 610- and 780-hour programs.

With small classes, students are given individual attention; and can complete their massage therapy training in eight to 10 months. EMTS also offers prospective students the added convenience to choose from day, evening and weekend classes.

In addition to studying to human anatomy, pathology, physiology and kinesiology, the European Massage Therapy School prepares future natural healers for the NCBTMB (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork) exam to gain licensure in Illinois or Nevada. Some of the various massage modalities that students learn about include body mobilization techniques, chair massage, deep tissue, Reflexology, Shiatsu, sports massage, Swedish massage and Trigger Point, among others.

Nationally accredited, the European Massage Therapy School provides affordable tuition and participates in a number of Federal financial aid programs, as well as other tuition assistance programs. In addition, EMTS demonstrates its commitment by providing lifelong employment assistance to graduates.

Today, licensed massage therapists have a positive career outlook. In addition to working in diverse health and wellness environments like private health care practices, massage and spa clinics, athletic and sports facilities, and as successful entrepreneurs, massage therapists can earn well above $30 hourly.

Take your interest in natural healing to the next level by exploring your career training options at the European Massage Therapy School today.

Career Source: BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Featured School of the Week: European Massage Therapy School
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