PRE-REQUISITES:
- certified foot reflexology therapist licensed for a minimum of 2 years
- current member of an association that meets the credentials for you to issue reflexology receipts to your clients with reflexology in their group benefit plan
- Passion to help others develop the skill of reflexology with hand-on training
- Newly certified reflexology teachers MUST be willing to teach in-person on human feet
Has Reflexology Been Inspiring You To Become A Foot Reflexology Teacher?
Discover the tools, techniques and templates to create a foot reflexology course you can teach to people that want to learn reflexology!
Why This Training For The Next Step In Your Reflexology Career?
- This course has the credentials required for you to be considered as a Licensed Canadian Reflexology Teacher (LCRT)
- Recognized by the Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC).
- Gain expert guidance to create accredited lesson plans for theory and practical training.
- Build confidence with opportunities to practice and refine your teaching skills.
About The 5-Day LIVE Core + Foot Reflexology Teacher Training Course
Who Is This Training For?
- Experienced Reflexology practitioners ready to expand their careers into teaching.
- Individuals passionate about sharing their expertise and mentoring new reflexology therapists.
- Professionals looking to develop RAC-accredited courses for their students.
- Reflexology therapists that have discovered their own techniques and want to develop their own course.
Accreditation The Sets You Apart
- For experienced reflexology therapist that are wanting to teach their own method. This course will help you create your course and lesson plans to share your passion, and developed reflexology skills, with your future students.
- For those that want to become LCRT’s…
Bonuses
Exclusive Bonuses For Students
- Prepared course outlines for you to use for your training course
- Foot Student Handouts
- Templates for lesson plans.
- Lifetime access to recordings of the live training.
- One-on-one review of lesson plans
About The Core + Foot Reflexology Teacher Training Course
What’s Included in the 5-Day LIVE Training: Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Reflexology Course and Start Teaching Confidently
- Day 1 – Course Outline of Expectations for creating your foot reflexology course lesson plans. Learn the format and structure for delivering engaging theory sessions.
- Day 2 – Understand personality types and learning styles to help your students succeed.
- Day 3 – Presenting theory (core reflexology) lessons. Practice presenting your lessons and receive personalized feedback.
- Day 4 – Tools and techniques for preparing practical lesson plans. Discover how to create hands-on training modules for foot reflexology.
- Day 5 – Presenting practical lesson plans for feedback. Refine your practical teaching skills and prepare for certification approval
After all classroom training is completed, you will submit all of your lesson plans for review
Course Details At A Glance
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FAQ
- How much experience do I need to join? You must be a certified foot reflexology therapist, and a current member of an association, that gives you the credentials required to issue reflexology receipts that are recognized by client group benefit plans.
- What equipment or materials do I need for the course? Access to the internet, and basic computer skills so you have the ability to download materials, print materials and join a zoom call with ease.
- What happens if I can’t attend all of the training days? Course dates may be rescheduled to ensure all attendees are able to participated in the training.
Why Become a Reflexology Teacher?
Becoming a Certified Reflexology Teacher is more than just a professional milestone—it’s an opportunity to elevate your career, empower future reflexology therapists, and contribute to the growth of the reflexology profession in Canada.
Here’s why taking this step is a game-changer…
1. Gain National Recognition and Credibility
Being trained by a Licensed Canadian Reflexology Teacher Trainer (LCRTT), means that the foot reflexology course you create will give you the credentials to be considered as a Foot Reflexology Teacher with the Reflexology Association of Canada.
This prestigious designation:
- Validates your expertise as both a reflexology therapist and teacher.
- Demonstrates your commitment to upholding the highest professional and educational standards in reflexology.
- Distinguishes you as a leader in the field, opening doors to new teaching and mentorship opportunities.
2. Offer RAC-Recognized Courses That Empower Your Students
When you become a Reflexology Teacher, you’ll gain the credentials needed to design and deliver reflexology courses that meet the rigorous standards required to have your course considered by professional reflexology associations Canada-wide.
This means:
- Your students can confidently enroll in your courses knowing they are learning from a legitimate
- Graduates of your program will receive certificates and transcripts knowing they are learning from one of the best in the reflexology industry!
By meeting the requirements to graduate from this foot reflexology training course, you’re not only being certified to teach your own foot reflexology course, you are also meeting the criteria necessary to be considered as an LCRT with the Reflexology Association of Canada, ensuring that all your bases to teach are covered so you can be confident you are helping your students build careers in a field that demands professional credibility and accountability.
3. Elevate the Quality of Reflexology Education
One of the most impactful aspects of becoming a foot reflexology teacher is the ability to shape the next generation of reflexology therapists.
This training gives you the tools and knowledge to:
- Create well-structured, engaging, and effective lesson plans that align with professional reflexology association standards.
- Combine theory and practical components to provide a comprehensive education for your students.
- Continuously refine your teaching methods to ensure your students leave your program fully prepared for real-world practice.
This ensures that your contributions to reflexology education directly enhance the profession’s overall quality and reputation.
4. Build a Sustainable and Profitable Career
Becoming a foot reflexology teacher not only enriches your professional expertise but also offers a unique and rewarding business opportunity.
With this certification, you can:
- Develop your own foot reflexology courses and workshops, creating multiple income streams.
- Attract a steady flow of students who value the legitimacy and recognition of accredited programs.
- Position yourself as a sought-after educator, mentor, and leader in the reflexology community.
5. Meet the Growing Demand for Qualified Reflexology Educators
With the increasing popularity of holistic health practices, there is a growing demand for high-quality reflexology education.
As an foot reflexology teacher, you’ll be at the forefront of this movement, equipping your students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed while meeting the industry’s need for qualified practitioners and educators.
6. Be a Catalyst for Positive Change
Reflexology is a powerful modality that improves health and well-being. By becoming a foot reflexology teacher, you’re not just teaching reflexology—you’re empowering others to make a meaningful impact in their communities.
Every student you train and certify represents a ripple effect of healing and wellness.
In Conclusion
Becoming a foot reflexology teacher is a transformative step for reflexology therapists who are passionate about teaching and raising the standard of reflexology education in Canada.