Massage Therapy - Caldwell
Special Announcement
CCC&TI is now enrolling for the next Massage Therapy class on the Caldwell Campus which begins Nov. 2. Applications are now being accepted, but space is limited. Classes will run Nov. - March and March - early July. Those interested should contact Patrick Benson at 828.726.2261.
Admission Packet Information Caldwell | Massage Therapy Watauga
This 600-hour five (5) course series is divided into two semesters and is designed to prepare the student for the certification examination required for the North Carolina licensure application process. Through class work and practical “hands-on” training, students obtain a solid foundation for professional practice as an entry level Massage Therapist. Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be eligible to sit for the certification exam and apply for state licensure in North Carolina.
Semester I offered each Fall
Modules include:
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Semester II offered each Spring
Modules include:
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Caldwell Classroom Schedule
Classes are held Monday through Friday from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm
Admission Requirements
- Must be 18 years of age
- High school diploma/GED
- No felony convictions
- Placement testing. A reading test is required for entrance into the course. Test is waived if the student shows proof of a post secondary degree.
- Attend mandatory orientation session
- Interview with Massage Therapy Coordinator
- Complete admission packet
Costs
Registration Fees
Fall semester (two courses)
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$ 65 $175 |
Spring Semester (three courses)
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$175 $120 $120 |
Other estimated costs are as follows:
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$500 $ 75 $ 35 $ 13 $600 |
| Total estimated overall cost: | $1,878 |
Note: Massage Therapy Semesters I, II are sequenced courses. Students are admitted fall semester only.
As a Health Service Provider…
Massage Therapists are involved in the working of the soft tissue structures of the body to prevent and alleviate pain, discomfort, muscle spasms, and stress; and to promote health and wellness. They massage clients, using manual techniques and other therapies, to positively affect the health and well being of the client.
Massage therapists apply alcohol, oils, or other rubbing compounds. They then massage the body using various techniques that encourage blood circulation, relax contracted muscles, or to relieve other conditions. Massage therapists give steam or dry heat, ultraviolet or infrared, or water treatments at the request of clients or at the instruction of physicians. Increasingly, physicians are prescribing therapeutic massage to help in the healing process of their patients.
For Additional Information
Contact Corporate and Continuing Education Department Monday - Thursday 8 am - 8 pm and Friday, 8 am - 5 pm at (828) 726-2242 or contact Patrick Benson, Coordinator/Instructor, Massage Therapy at (828) 726-2261 email at pbenson@cccti.edu



