NZ Diploma in Wellness and Relaxation Massage (Level 5)
Health Studies
A course by
EIT
Develop the practical and theoretical skills to work as a wellness and relaxation massage therapist. This Level 5 diploma prepares you for professional opportunities in wellness-focused settings, with the opportunity to progress to higher-level study.
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$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
Core skills this course teaches
Understand the scope of wellness and relaxation massage
Work within the defined boundaries of wellness and relaxation massage, including communicating with and referring to allied health, wellness, and medical professionals as needed.
Apply practical and theoretical massage techniques
What You're Signing Up For
The NZ Diploma in Wellness and Relaxation Massage (Level 5) equips students with the essential skills and knowledge for a career in wellness and relaxation massage therapy. The programme combines practical massage skills with theoretical learning in human anatomy, stress, nutrition, health, and the professional application of massage. Graduates are able to assess client needs, provide appropriate relaxation massage treatments, and refer clients to allied healthcare professionals when necessary.
Course Content
- Massage assessment and application
- Stress management
- Nutrition and health
- Human structure and function
- Role of massage therapy in wellness and sport
- Communication and client assessment
- Professional and ethical practice
- Referral processes to allied health professionals
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 2 or equivalent; or NZQA Level 4 qualification in Massage Therapy; or applicants over 20 with evidence of ability to succeed.
Completion of NZ Police Vetting Service Request and Consent form.
Find these employment opportunities
Wellness and relaxation massage therapist (home-based or mobile clinic)Community-based massage therapy clinic rolesMulti-disciplinary clinicsNon-injury support roles in sports settings
