20 Days CIBTAC Diploma in Aromatherapy + Anatomy & Physiology

The CIBTAC Level 3 Diploma in Aromatherapy is a practical and knowledge-based qualification. It is aimed at equipping therapists with skills required for work in salons, destination/day spas, cruise ships and within the complementary therapy or healthcare sectors in an employed or selfemployed capacity.

The units have been identified by employers as the most appropriate for working as an aromatherapist, however, there are many CPD courses that can enhance the skills learnt and provide new techniques to ensure that the qualified therapist remains current and at the forefront of the industry.

The aim of the CIBTAC Level 3 Diploma in Aromatherapy is to:

• Provide Learners with a challenging qualification that will enable them to gain the necessary knowledge and skills for work as an aromatherapist
• Provide commercial skills in aromatherapy
  encourage wider learning of alternative massage techniques, new treatments on the market and the CPD opportunities available on completion of the course
• Provide Learners with the opportunity to recognise the changing industry and be able to explore further avenues that will enhance skills in the future
• Provide Learners with the tools and terminology required to work within the beauty/complementary therapies industry
  enable Learners to make informed and confident decisions relating to Clients’ needs and requirements.
• Provide knowledge of the health and safety requirements surrounding the beauty/complementary therapies industry
• Provide opportunities for Learners to develop the necessary skills and competencies to move on to further study or employment
• Encourage a deeper understanding of ‘effective communication’ with Clients and team members
• To provide Learners with the necessary skills and knowledge to set up their own business as a self employed aromatherapist

All units are mandatory and examinable. Assessment methodology used is MCQ theory examinations and practical examinations.

• Health & Hygiene Skin Structure and Function Skin Disease
• Business Studies
• Salon Procedures
• Nutrition
• History of Aromatherapy Massage
• Philosophy of Complementary Therapies
• Lymphatic System to cover additional Lymph nodes
• Pathology and additional conditions related to Lymphatic system
• Client Care and Consultation
• Aromatherapy Massage
• Aftercare
• Case Studies 30

The learner will be able to:

• Identify lifestyle characteristics and take appropriate action in selecting or advising clients about treatments and aftercare.
• Adapt treatments to suit the individual client’s needs by analyzing information gathered at consultation, including contra-indications.
• Perform safe, hygienic and effective treatments to a commercially acceptable standard and timing. Select, home care products for clients.
• Understand the principles of techniques learnt and their effects on the body.
• Understand the importance of an awareness of current legislation appertaining to beauty and complementary therapies employment.

Anatomy & Physiology is a pre-requisite for all International courses. Taking an Anatomy & Physiology Course will give you the skills of understanding how the body works. Hence giving you a better understanding of how you can meet the needs of your clients as a Spa therapist.  No previous experience necessary.

All units are mandatory and examinable. Assessment methodology used is MCQ theory examinations and practical examinations.

• G 3 Skin Structure and Function
• G 9 Introduction to Nutrition
• Cells
• Tissues
• Digestive System
• Skeletal System
• Respiratory System
• Muscular System
• Excretory
• Urinary System
• Vascular System
• Endocrine System
• Lymphatic System
• Neurological System
• Accessory Organs

The learner will be able to:

• Name and locate various cells, tissues, organs and systems in the human body
• Understand how these structures interrelate and work as a whole.
• Understand the structure and function of various cells, tissues, organs and systems in the human body.
• Understand how internal and external factors influence the efficient working of the body.