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ITEC DIPLOMA in
ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
BUSINESS AWARENESS
please note:
THIS COURSE IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS TAKING OUR REFLEXOLOGY
COURSE
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THE COURSE
This is a 3-module course suitable for those who are able to cope
with intensive, part-time training.
The Anatomy and Physiology award is the ‘foundation’
upon which all other Complementary, Beauty and Sports Therapy awards
are based. It is comprised of several units encompassing all systems
of the body. It is vital that a therapist understands the anatomy
and physiology in detail, as they will be working in direct contact
with the body structures. It is also vital that they have a full
knowledge of diseases and disorders of the human so that they are
aware of when and when not to treat a client and only operate within
certain perimeters.
The ITEC Unit 22 'Professional Conduct and Business Awareness'
is also included in this course. This unit is mandatory for students
continuing on to the reflexology course.
The principal tutor, Denise Brown, has been practicing massage for
over 21 years. She studied massage to a particularly high level
during her 5 years of osteopathic training and she brings a wealth
of experience gained during her successful treatments of many thousands
of patients.
The recommended textbook 'An Introductory Guide to Anatomy & Physiology'
by Louise Tucker is dispatched on enrolment at no extra charge.
A general recommended book list is also sent out on enrolment and
although the supplied textbook along with our comprehensive course
notes cover all aspects of the syllabus students may also like to
order other publications on the list.
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A) Anatomy and Physiology
A sound understanding of anatomy and physiology is essential for the
study of complementary therapies.
The anatomy and physiology course will include the following topics:
Muscular System
Skeletal System
Neurological System
Digestive System
Vascular System
Respiratory System
Urinary System
Lymphatic System
Endocrine System
Cells and tissues
Skin
Reproductive System
During the course students are expected to produce a folder of anatomy
and physiology coursework, which will be inspected by the principal
and the examiner.
Anatomy
and Physiology Syllabus
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B) Professional Conduct and Business
Awareness
The study will include the importance of professionalism and why
it is necessary to build up a rapport with the medical profession
and other therapists. Students will be instructed on how to set
up and operate a clinic/private practice.
They will understand the laws involved with setting up a practice,
acts and their relevance to a clinic situation, the accounting systems
required and the main forms of advertising.
Students will have knowledge of how to plan the interior of their
own treatment room.
Students taking the optional exam are expected to complete assignments
as part of the course as well as home study and revision.
Professional
Conduct and Business Awareness Syllabus
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EXAMINATION -
I.T.E.C. Diploma in
Anatomy & Physiology
All students are automatically entered for the ITEC Diploma in Anatomy
& Physiology
Exam fees are payable on the second part of the course. Anatomy
and Physiology
A one hour theory paper
Professional Conduct and Business Awareness
A one hour theory paper
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REQUIREMENTS: ELIGIBLE STUDENTS
Students must also enrol on to the next reflexology course for eligibility.
Students must be twenty years of age or over.
No previous experience is necessary.
Admission is at the discretion of the principal.
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COURSE FEES
Anatomy & Physiology Diploma Course : £450.00
(includes Professional Conduct and Business Awareness)
ITEC Anatomy & Physiology exam fee: £70.00
ITEC Professional Conduct and Business
Awareness exam fee: £40.00
First Aid Certificate - half day Thursday before part 2 (optional):
£50.00
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NEXT AVAILABLE COURSE:-
(please go to enrolments
to apply online)
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I.T.E.C. The
International Therapy Examination Council - was founded
in 1973 and fulfils the requirement for one examination standard
recognised throughout the world. The syllabus is the result of over
40 years' experience and the I.T.E.C. Examination board is academically
distinguished and thus internationally acceptable.
I.T.E.C. Anatomy and Physiology has been assessed as equivalent
to "A" level standard and is thought of in such high esteem that
its qualification is being used as the foundation to further studies
for Degree courses for several universities. Thousands of examinations
have been conducted every year since I.T.E.C.'s inception in 1973
making them rightfully claim to be one of the foremost authorities
and well respected by prospective employers.
The ITEC Qualification is held by most of the leading therapy professionals
practicing in Britain today.
At a time when the medical profession is increasingly willing to recognise
the benefits of complementary therapies, I.T.E.C. stands high in the
opinion of the British Medical Council, The Institute for Complementary
Medicine and the British Complementary Medicine Association.
I.T.E.C. is recognised and regulated by the Qualifications and Curriculum
Authority QCA,
and the Department of Education and Employment.
I.T.E.C. qualifications are accepted not only in the UK but also internationally.
I.T.E.C. is recognised by Lloyds of London for Public Indemnity Insurance
(see next section for recommendations).
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