Start a new career or add a valuable skill with our professional Reflexology course, fully accredited by iTEC. This part-time weekend training is ideal for beginners as well as those already working in complementary therapies.
Reflexology is a well-established and popular therapy that can open the door to a rewarding career or provide an additional income. Whether you are looking to change careers or expand your existing practice, this course will give you the knowledge and practical skills to get started with confidence.
The course covers reflex zones and their related areas in the body, common conditions and how reflexology can be used to support them. It also includes Anatomy and Physiology, as well as Professional Conduct and Business Awareness, helping you prepare for real client work.
| College | Healing Massage School |
| Course ID | 195726 |
| Course Location | Ashbourne, Meath |
| Course Category | Reflexology, Alternative Therapy |
| Course Type | Classroom Based |
| Course Qualification | Diploma |
| Awarding Body | ITEC |
| Awarding Body Details | Diploma in Reflexology Treatment |
| Course Start Date | 16th January 2027 |
| Course End Date | 25th September 2027 |
| Course Duration | nine months |
| Course Time | One Saturday per month from 9.30 am to 5 pm |
| Course Fee | 1350 + exam fee |
| Entry Requirements | No previous experience is required. This course is beginner-friendly. |
| Career Path | This qualification can lead to a career as a professional reflexologist, working independently, in clinics or spas. It can also be combined with other beauty and complementary therapies to expand your services and increase income. |

Start a new career or add a valuable skill with our professional Reflexology course, fully accredited by iTEC.
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