Spa Basic

Spa module name

a) Anatomy & physiology
b) English in spa industry.
c) Spa etiquettes, Grooming
d) First aid (This course is approved by the IFPA.)

Overview

a) Anatomy physiology would be covered various system of the body and also understand the function of the body.

b) Two enhance English language for working in the spa industry.

c) Each professional organization produces its own code of practice base on expected standards of behavior. These standards are referred to as a professional code of ethics. Whichever organization you decide to join, you will have to sign a written declaration that you will

d) You need a basic knowledge of first aid so that you can assist with minor accidental injuries or unexpected situations which happen from time to time in the spa/salon. More serious injuries, for example those involving acute pain or loss of consciousness or serious bleeding, should be dealt with by a qualified First Aid, Doctor or Nurse

Course curriculum

(a)

Circulation, wounds and bleeding
Respiration, asphyxia
C.P.R The skeletal system
The cardio vascular system
The digestive system
The nerves system
The lymphatic & Immune system
The re productive / Endocrine system.

(b)

English script and pronunciation
Basic grammar
Common terms & phrase used in the spa
Common guest communication in spa

(c)

Basic mannerism etiquettes follow in spa area
Spa reception
Spa waiting area
Spa treatment room
Spa wet area

(d)

Accident scene management
Choking
Heart Conditions
Unconsciousness
Head injury
Fractures, sprains, strains
Burns, scalds
Medical emergencies

Course duration

Two week course 100 hrs / 12 Days (Monday to Friday – 8 hrs per day)

Theory – 50 hrs
Practical – 10 hrs
Assignment – 20 hrs
Assessment – 20 hrs

Certification

OSA Certified (This would be affiliated with international accrediting bodies in near future)