Augusta School of Massage

Augusta School of Massage

Are you looking for a career that will let you set your own hours, enjoy the freedom of being your own boss, and provides you with the satisfaction of knowing that you are directly helping people feel better and lead healthier lives? Are you already a massage professional looking for additional training? If you answered yes to either of these questions, Augusta School of Massage has exactly what you need.

Augusta School of Massage is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Choosing an accredited school insures that you will attend a school that offers the highest standards in ethics, school policies, procedures, curriculum, faculty competence and teaching methods. We are very proud that Augusta School of Massage has been named as a 2008-2009 School of Excellence by the ASSCS. We are determined to continue our tradition of high standards so you can be assured that you are receiving the best training possible.

Augusta School of Massage is authorized by the US Department of Education to offer Title IV funding to those that qualify. We have many options available to support your financial needs including Stafford loans, Pell Grants and Plus Loans. We are also approved for VA education benefits for those who qualify.

The staff and teachers at Augusta School of Massage care about students and make every effort to ensure the highest quality training possible. Smaller class sizes and dedicated instruction allows Augusta School of Massage students better access to massage therapy instruction and makes the time spent in class more effective.

Students at the Augusta School of Massage also enjoy instruction by internationally-known instructors who come and teach seminars geared towards specific modalities and help students understand the true effects of their work in helping people feel better.

Massage Therapy

The massage therapy program at Augusta School of Massage is a teaching format that includes intensive massage therapy training as well as business education to prepare the student for success after program completion. In every phase of the massage therapy curriculum, Augusta School of Massage provides students with an education that exceeds the minimum requirements for certification through the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Our massage therapy course is 600 clock hours and takes approximately six months to complete.

Massage Therapy Training

The massage therapy student is educated in several necessary areas, the first group includes the basics of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, pathology, and allied modalities. These basics are needed to support the student and lead to a versatile and resourceful massage therapist. The student is also trained in hands-on traditional Swedish massage, which is the basis for a variety of other body therapies. Massage therapy training is rounded out with supervised internships to ensure the student is prepared to take their craft to the public. They are also qualified in CPR certification, First Aid, and receive training in AIDS/HIV awareness.

Business Education

An important focus for students preparing for a career in massage therapy is the business aspect of the profession. Augusta School of Massage will provide students with essential information to help them smoothly transfer from Student to Professional Massage Therapist, whether they plan to open their own practice, become an independent contractor, or work as employee in a medical facility, spa, fitness club, or other health-related setting.

If you are interested in any of our programs and would like to find out more, please Request Information.