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Massage Course

  • 20-02-2012 3:36pm
    #1
    siraxta
    Closed Accounts Posts: 19 ✭


    Hi

    I plan to do a massage course, but find it a bit hard to find what I need (not on the other side of the country).

    We live in Donegal and e have a Holiday Accomodation and Equestrian Business and it would be great to be able to offer massages.
    So, the course has to be one, where I can officially and legally work and get an insurance. The course would have to be part-time.

    I found the ITEC Holistic Massage on the internet, but the Institute in Donegal that would do it, is closing (being sold), so that's a no. Enniskillen only starts in September and seems to go for a year (!).
    Still awaiting answer from Sligo.

    Does anyone know of a course that would suit my requirements? And that does start soon and doesn't take 30 weeks or a year?
    Obviously preferably as close to Donegal as possible, but I would consider travelling. The official/legal part is the most important.

    Thanks for every helpful information!


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