I want to learn Foot Massaging techinques. Is there any school which offers any diploma in this?
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Yes normally its called massage therapy and normally given at Jr Collages... The degree is called being a Masoos. I know its misspelled but thats as close as I can come to spelling right... Sorry.
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http://www.ceitraining.com/\n\nthis school which has a website, above, is located in Lincoln, RI.  I know someone who went there and they raved about how well the school was and placement for work after graduation was at a high percentage.  He went to school for medical assistance and works for a health clinic that does rehabilitation for injured workers, under the workman's comp divsion of RI.  Good Luck
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Would anyone like a foot massage?
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Any reputable college has introductory courses that potential students must take before they are admitted to the full time 2 year certified program.  These programs are usually the duration of 1weekend and it may be a good idea for you to take this.   You will be taught how to give a therapeutic mini-massage that may be adequate.  Another suggestion would be to book yourself in at the clinic at the college and get a couple of massages yourself.  If you have never gotten a therapeutic massage then it is very difficult to give one.  The rates in the clinic are about half the cost of a massage by a certified therapist and they are given by the students enrolled in the 2 year program.  Good Luck.
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http://www.holisticjunction.com/categories/HAD/massage-therapy-schools.html This site can help you find a school in your area...check it out, and thank you for your service to this great nation, I salute you
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A foot massager. Makes your feet feel GREAT!!
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Bath and Body Works \nVictoria's Secret\nJewelry (go for engraved)\nGift Certificate for a Massage
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be a model for massage therapy school.\nwhen i was in school we needed them for learning techniques. you might not get the kind of massage you WANT, but that all depends on what the students are working on.  the school will offer discounts, too, if you want a certain type of massage technique ( Swedish, sports, deep tissue, trigger point , etc.).\na friend of mine is now teaching so she asks me to come be a model for the students. she shows the students what to do using my body, then i will have 3 or 4 others do the same thing and critique them.\nit's great when there's enough time to do BOTH SIDES.
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go to Penn Foster website or PCDIs website. Both offer real diplomas that you can earn online. They are both regionally accredited and recognized.
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Not sure you can do this online as it is a 3 year degree course.\nYou could apply to be a physio assistant though, you dont need any special qualifications forthat
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Given that you are overseas why dont you try online colleges. There are some very good accredited online colleges now offering a wide variety of degrees. Take a look at JustColleges: http://www.justcolleges.com they have a lot of good information on such colleges. University of Phoenix offers courses in HRM: http://www.justcolleges.com/fs/phoenix.htm and you can request for free information from them. \n\nHope this helps.
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http://www.massage.ro/\nyou can look the picture and improvise...
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GO GET DR SCHOLLS FOOT SPRAY OR POWDER THAT IS THE BEST
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A lot of communities have vocational,technical training centers. No high school diploma needed. But I think almost all of them offer classes if you do want your diploma.\nIf you're not a graduate, the courses are usually free,too. At least they are here.\nThey can help point you in the direction you need to go. Good luck.
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I just checked out the MSU website. It is regionally accredited, which is the best accreditation there is. If you want to check it out more go to the following link:\n\nhttp://www.mountainstate.edu
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The school appears to be ok and it does have at least one ASET accredited class, although I can not find any information that the Master Herbalist course is itself actually accredited. \n\nA diploma, even accredited, from a foreign country is not always accepted straight away by US agencies and employers  without some sort of prior agreement. The best thing you can do is determine what it is you wish to do with the diploma and check with prospective employers regarding acceptance of such a diploma.\n\nIf you are going into business for yourself, the diploma may very well help your business, because you will have expertise not always found with people starting such businesses.
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As far as certification, I'm not sure. If you are wanting a degree, exercise science would be good.