HLT51707
Nationally Recognised Training
Reflexology is a system of diagnosis and treatment of particular health conditions and disorders using compression massage on certain reflex points on the feet. The Diploma of Reflexology has been designed for those who wish to learn the step-by-step approach to working the systems of the body on the feet. The principles of reflexology are outlined along with a sound fundamental and practical understanding of zone therapy. In addition, sequential reflexology treatment will be performed in class, through case studies and other means of assessment.
- Full-time/Part-time course and flexible learning with a combination of practical and distance learning units available
- Theory classes and practical classes
- Internship which allows students to gain practical experience
- Study requirements of a minimum of 8 hours per week of private study
- Minimum of year 12 literacy and numeracy standards
- Social maturity and mature presentation are requirements
- In addition, you must be able to demonstrate that you have reached an English level equivalent to IELTS 5.0 or TOEFL 500 (for international student)
Applicants without the requisite qualification but with demonstrable knowledge and relevant experience are encouraged to apply and will be considered individually.
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| Units from the Accredited National Health Training Package for the Diploma level are covered in the syllabus. The following is an outline of subjects offered in this course. |
Course Outline | 21 competency units made up of 17 compulsory units comprising 13 common units, 4 specialisation units and 4 elective units as follow:
| Unit of competency covers:
| The AAOWT subjects include:
| | | | | - Make Referrals To Other Health Care
Professionals When Appropriate
| | - Maintain An Effective Health Work Environment
- Contribute To OHS Processes
| - Occupational Health and Safety
| - Comply With Infection Control Policies And
Procedures in Health Work
| | - Confirm Physical Health Status
- Use Specific Health Terminology To
Communicate Effectively - Analyse Health Information
| - Anatomy & Physiology 1
- Anatomy & Physiology 2
- Pathology
| - Develop Professional Expertise
| | - Work Within A Reflexology Framework
- Prepare For A Reflexology Treatment
- Provide Reflexology Treatment
- Monitor And Evaluate Reflexology Treatments
| - Basic Reflexology
- Immediate Reflexology
- Practitioner Refexology
| | - Reflexology Clinic 1
- Reflexology Clinic 2
| - Maintain Personal Health And Awareness
As A Professional Responsibility
| | - Work Within A Massage Framework
- Provide Massage Treatment
- Plan Massage Treatment
| | | - First Aid Course (external)
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AAOWT reserves the right in accordance with the Australian Quality Training Framework guidelines, to update and/or alter the units offered to ensure valid and current qualifications.
Internship which allows students to gain practical experience is an integral component of training and must be fully completed and verified to gain competency.
Opportunity to Qualify in ITEC International Diploma
ITEC Diploma of Reflexology and ITEC Diploma in Anatomy & Physiology
| Intakes | On going |
| Duration | 12 Months, Full-time or 18-24 Months, Part-time |
Student Requirements
Student Kits (Textbooks & Towels kits) ........................................................................ To be advised
First Aid Certificate ................................................................... To be current at completion of course
Uniform (may be ordered at the time of enrolment) ....................................................... To be advised
Professional Recognition
Graduates are eligible for membership with the Reflexology Association of Australia (RAA) and the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS).
Career Prospects
Graduate will be able to provide reflexology treatment as well as a treatment for clients with specific needs such as palliative care and aged care. Practitioners may be self-employed as independent practitioners or work in larger health service and may supervise other reflexologists.
Students who hold other Health Training Package qualifications with relevant units of competency may apply for Recognised Prior Learning. RPL application must be made on enrolment or at least four weeks before the course begins. Please speak to our Education Manager for further information.
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