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Introduction A vocationally related qualification (VRQ), at level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework. Candidates will expand their knowledge of anatomy, physiology and exercise delivery and will be able to assess and treat soft tissue dysfunction and provide post care advice to adults. What can you do after the course? • Gain access on to the Sports Massage Association Membership • Obtain insurance to practice as a sports masseur • Start using your new skills as soon as you have confirmation that you have passed all elements Dates th

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13 , 14 , 15 , 16 February 2010 (Teaching Days) 13th and 14th March 2010 (Assessment Days) Venue Bannatyne Health Club, 42-44 Priory Queensway, Birmingham, B4 7LA

Qualification structure

Unit 1 – Clinical Issues in Sports Massage Unit 2 – Further Anatomy and Physiology for Sports Massage Unit 3 – Sports Massage Techniques Unit 4 – Assessment of the Client for Sports Massage Unit 5 – Soft Tissue Injury and Repair Unit 6 – Post Care Advice following Sports Massage

Assessment Internally assessed: • Theory papers consisting of short answer questions • Practical observed assessment of the candidate demonstrating musculo-skeletal knowledge, as part of a fifteen minute treatment • Observation of candidate carrying out sports massage therapy • Client record form based on a case study, completed under invigilated examination conditions • Worksheets.

Externally assessed:

• A 95 minute theory paper consisting of forty multiple choice questions.

Cost £995 + vat – Includes all workbooks, manuals and certificates

Contact Mike Grice on 07957 859 285 www.ActiveSkills.co.uk