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(@rustic)
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Incidently, today I was looking on the website for the Register of Exercise Professionals. They clearly state that they will NOT accept qualifications gained from two major distance learning comapanies(who I believe have been mentioned) except for Yoga.

Don't know anything about their yoga course, but I see that SNHS yoga isn't on the disapproved list here
[DLMURL] http://www.exerciseregister.org/REPsJoinNonRec.html [/DLMURL]
Rather than assume its accepted, anyone particularly wanting to join REPS would be wise to check with the register first before signing up for any seemingly approved (because its not published online that its disapproved) course.

Rustic 🙂


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(@rebeccalondon)
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Hello,

could anyone recommend a distance learning itec qualification in A & P?I want to brush up on my anatomy as I have forgotten alot of this since my nvq training, I think this was because I was concentrating more on the massaging itself then the A & P.
I have found 2 courses but they are around the £4/500 mark which I cannot afford. There must be some cheaper courses around?
Must be a distance learning and must be itec or as recognisable.

Thanks for any help. Rebecca


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(@trshk)
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Holistic Therapy Courses - distant learning

Hello,

could anyone recommend a distance learning itec qualification in A & P?I want to brush up on my anatomy as I have forgotten alot of this since my nvq training, I think this was because I was concentrating more on the massaging itself then the A & P.
I have found 2 courses but they are around the £4/500 mark which I cannot afford. There must be some cheaper courses around?
Must be a distance learning and must be itec or as recognisable.

Thanks for any help. Rebecca -Try www.lifestudys.com Excellent value for money and fantastic course material


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(@freshwinds)
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What you also need to consider when chosing a course is will it be accepted by a Professional Association and then will you get insurance for it? Both of these are important factors and by going to a PA site like The Federation of Holistic Therapists you will get a good idea of what is accepted and what is not


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 Mtbw
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hello

Could anybody recommend a recognisable online distant learning qualification in Complimentary Therapy to diploma or degree level.

Iv been searching but cant find anything

Many thanks
love and light xoxo

I think you need ask first about insurance. Not all insurance companies recognise distance learning.


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