VTCT Aromatherapy Diploma - Level 3

Aromatherapy has been around since civilisation began.  Therapeutic use of aromatic plants in healing has been part of medicinal uses for many many years.   It's popularity started in Asia to Ancient Egypt and has been adopted throughout the west and remains part of the beauty and holistic world of today.  
 
This accredited diploma course is specifically designed to enable employability as an Aromatherapist at level 3.  It entails learning sound knowledge of health and safety, client care, communication, anatomy and physiology alongside practical skills to develop a high level of occupational ability in body massage.
This course entails learning and using 42 essential oils and 19 carrier oils to become a Level 3 Aromatherapist Masseuse.   
 
Level 2/GCSE A- C English is required to participate.  English as a Second Language support is available at extra cost for International Students wishing to gain this qualification.  Commitment to the course as well as home study/case study is expected.  There are internal practical assessments as well as external electronic and paper assessments set to complete the criteria of a Level 3 qualification.
 
Pre-requisites:- minimum participation booking required to run the course.
A kit will be required to purchase also upon booking.  Further details will be given once payment has been received.  A 20% booking fee applies, with full balance payable one week before course commencement.  
Eastern Shimmer reserves the right to cancel the booking 7 days prior should numbers not be met with full refund given.  Should you wish to cancel, 14 days notice is required for full refund or deposit returned.  Therafter 20% deposit is non refundable.
 
Price includes:-
Registration with VTCT for 2 years;
2 year access to google classroom;
Downloadable digital workbooks;
Tracking timeline of workbook with hand in dates;
4 x tutorials of 30 mins each - includes feedback of workbooks/asignments.
2 x online exams with VTCT in an exam environment
8 practical sessions per unit including formatives and summative assessments over a 12 week period from start date.