Program Highlights
Approved by CAMTC
Our massage therapy diploma program is approved by the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC) **
In-Demand Career
Over 14% increase in jobs between 2014 and 2024, with over 50,000 new job openings during this time ***
Fully Equipped Massage Therapy Program
Get hands-on experience with a wide variety of industry standard equipment through our massage therapy diploma program
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of Massage Therapy jobs is expected to increase over 14% between 2014 and 2024, with almost 50,000 job openings during this time. *
Outlook Handbook, 2014
** School number SCH0063
** Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics – Occupational
Outlook Handbook, 2014
Train for a rewarding career as a Massage Therapist
If you are a people-person who enjoys helping others relax and relieve tension, why not turn your talent into a career? Consider a career in massage therapy. Our massage therapy program will give you the hands-on experience and feedback you need to succeed in your new career as an aspiring massage therapist. Transform your skills into an exciting and rewarding Massage Therapy career and get your degree in Massage Therapy in just 9 months.
How To Become a Massage Therapist?
Education and experience is important for those looking to start a new career in massage therapy. At Fremont University, we want to make sure that each and every student graduating from our program has the tools they need to succeed. Not every massage school you’ll find online is accredited. Our Massage Therapy program is approved by the California Massage Therapy Council (CAMTC). Certification through CAMTC is a requirement for all massage therapists practicing in the state of California. If you’re looking to become a massage therapist, get ready to fast track your career with our massage therapy diploma program and fill out our form to schedule a one-on-one session with one of our friendly mentors.
* CAMTC approved school numbers SCH0063
Prepare For The Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx)
In 2015, significant changes to the certification process for massage therapists were implemented, most notably the requirement to pass the Massage and Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx). The Massage Therapy School at Fremont University has diligently stayed on top of these changes to assure that our students are fully prepared to pass the exam, acquire their certification, and start their entry-level career upon graduation. To request more information about the massage therapist school at Fremont University call (800) 373-6668 or fill out our contact form at the top of this page.
Important Qualities of a Massage Therapist
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Massage therapists need to listen carefully to clients in order to understand what they want to achieve through massage sessions.
DECISION-MAKING SKILLS
Massage therapists must evaluate each client’s needs and recommend the best treatment on the basis of that person’s needs.
EMPATHY
Massage therapists must give clients a positive experience, which requires building trust between therapist and client. Making clients feel comfortable is necessary for therapists to expand their client base.
PHYSICAL STAMINA
Massage therapists may give several treatments during a workday and have to stay on their feet throughout massage appointments.
PHYSICAL STRENGTH AND DEXTERITY
Massage therapists must be strong and able to exert pressure through a variety of movements of the arms and hands when manipulating a client’s muscles.
What Do Massage Therapists Do?
- Talk with clients about symptoms, medical history, and desired results
- Evaluate clients to locate painful or tense areas of the body
- Manipulate muscles or other soft tissues of the body
- Guide: Provide clients with guidance on stretching, strengthening, overall relaxation, and how to improve their posture
- Document client’s condition and progress
Where do Massage
Therapists Work?
- √ Massage Franchises/Private offices
- √ Spas/Resorts/Hotels
- √ Clients’ Home or Office
- √ Hospitals/Rehab Centers
- √ Chiropractic/Physical Therapy Offices
- √ Mobile Massage/Cruise Ships
Fremont University Difference
Speed
Innovation
Partnerships
Fremont University makes it possible to meet the required practice hours to apply for Massage Therapy Certification in just nine months. Get your massage therapy degree from Fremont University. Students of our Massage Therapy program encounter opportunities to practice modern techniques in the real world by attending sporting events throughout Southern California. As a student at our Cerritos college location, you will be near a number of top Cerritos attractions such as the Cerritos Town Center, Heritage Park, Cerritos Mall, Liberty Park and Fitness Center, Don Knabe Community Regional Park, and the Cerritos Sculpture Garden to name a few. If you’ve been searching for the best massage therapy schools in southern California, you need to speak with one of our friendly mentors to learn how our college is quickly becoming the top choice for a number of people just like you. Our campus is conveniently located near South Los Angeles, Orange County, and Long Beach, California. Continue reading to learn more about the Fremont difference and how the Fremont University massage program in Cerritos, CA can prepare you for a rewarding entry level career in less than one year.
Accelerated Massage Therapy Diploma Complete Fremont University’s Massage Therapy program in just 9 months.
Mentoring From Expert Instructors Receive expert guidance from our staff of highly-trained instructors, whose industry skills and work experience enhance the students’ learning experience.
Student Collaboration Work with your fellow students to learn, grow, and network together as you start your massage therapy program journey.
Career Services Fremont University students have access to our expert career services to get assistance to help you find a job in your field.
Peer Tutoring Get help from your fellow students at no cost.
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If you’re ready to start your career in massage therapy, Fremont University is here for you.
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