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FIRST YEAR SYLLABUS
Course Objective:
PURPOSE AND RATIONALE OF THE QUALIFICATION
Purpose:
The purpose of this programme is to provide the necessary Theoretical and Practical knowledge and skills to enable the learner to follow a career as a Therapeutic Aromatherapist.
In addition, the purpose of this programme is to:
Rationale:
The field of Aromatherapy has undergone a number of changes, both in terms of techniques and treatments over the past few years. Camelot has, through our association with the Camelot Spa group, found a gap in education and training which, until recently, has not been accommodated in the formal education field. In the past training in this field took place on an informal basis. Camelot has developed a programme incorporating the applied competencies required for the application of the therapeutic aspects of Aromatherapy required in the sophisticated Spa industry and Aromatherapy Clinics.
This programme was designed to accommodate a comprehensive training in the field of Aromatherapy as well as offer therapists the opportunity to upgrade their previous Aromatherapy training to gain a formal qualification to work within the Therapeutic environment through our RPL Policy. This programme therefore is aimed at promoting life long learning opportunities. The range of typical learners can be: School leavers, retired nurses who may want to change their career opportunities or enhance their qualifications, Health and skincare therapists, Physiotherapists, Homeopaths, Reflexologists, and Sports Massage Therapists. To accommodate these categories of learners the programme can be presented on a full-time and part-time basis.
We foresee this programme as contributing to the social and economic benefits for the country as new avenues for job creation can be developed as well as the provision of additional healthcare services to the community. This programme will thus also provide the learners with multiple skills that may open doors for further and advanced job opportunities within the Paramedical and Spa therapies industry.
Although this level of training is not required internationally, Camelot has developed this programme for those learners who seek registration through the Allied Health Professional Council.
Course Content: Therapeutic Aromatherapy I Swedish massage
Aromatherapy Theory and Practical
Body Alignment & Movement/Body Assessment methods
Anatomy and Physiology I (including Dermatology and Applied Chemistry)
Nutrition I Pharmacology I Patho-physiology I
Business Administration I Applied Communication Applied Client Service
Code of Ethics
First Aid level I
Hygiene, Sterilisation and Bacteriology
Research Project
SECOND YEAR SYLLABUS
Therapeutic Aromatherapy II
Manual Lymph drainage
Infant massage
Aromatherapy Theory and Practical
In service training- 200
(160 hours case studies; 40 hours community hours)
Anatomy & Physiology and Science II Nutrition II
Pharmacology II Patho-physiology II First Aid level II
Life style management ( Applied Psychology) Business Administration II
Therapist Development Applied Client Service Jurisprudence
Students can select from a variety of complimentary therapies
On completion of the third year programme learners may apply for International recognition by completing the following Membership Registration Examinations (MRE):
COURSE: THERAPEUTIC AROMATHERAPY
Type:
N/ADuration:
3 Years Full TimeCourse Objective:
PURPOSE AND RATIONALE OF THE QUALIFICATION
Purpose:
The purpose of this programme is to provide the necessary Theoretical and Practical knowledge and skills to enable the learner to follow a career as a Therapeutic Aromatherapist.
In addition, the purpose of this programme is to:
- Positively reinforce the principles learnt in this programme.
- Provide the learner with the necessary Business skills to start their own practice.
- Encourage the learner to explore new techniques in the field of therapeutic aromatherapy and utilise the latest techniques that become available.
- To develop multifaceted capabilities enlarging the field of expertise and thus creating scope for increased job opportunities.
- To allow the learner through planned combination of outcomes, to undertake therapeutic Aromatherapy in the working environment, by collecting, analysing, organising and interpreting patient/client profiles formulate a suitable treatment protocol and methodology to meet the specific needs of the patient/client.
- To allow learners to register with the Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa in order to follow a career as a Therapeutic Aromatherapist according to ethical requirements and to work within the scope of practice.
Rationale:
The field of Aromatherapy has undergone a number of changes, both in terms of techniques and treatments over the past few years. Camelot has, through our association with the Camelot Spa group, found a gap in education and training which, until recently, has not been accommodated in the formal education field. In the past training in this field took place on an informal basis. Camelot has developed a programme incorporating the applied competencies required for the application of the therapeutic aspects of Aromatherapy required in the sophisticated Spa industry and Aromatherapy Clinics.
This programme was designed to accommodate a comprehensive training in the field of Aromatherapy as well as offer therapists the opportunity to upgrade their previous Aromatherapy training to gain a formal qualification to work within the Therapeutic environment through our RPL Policy. This programme therefore is aimed at promoting life long learning opportunities. The range of typical learners can be: School leavers, retired nurses who may want to change their career opportunities or enhance their qualifications, Health and skincare therapists, Physiotherapists, Homeopaths, Reflexologists, and Sports Massage Therapists. To accommodate these categories of learners the programme can be presented on a full-time and part-time basis.
We foresee this programme as contributing to the social and economic benefits for the country as new avenues for job creation can be developed as well as the provision of additional healthcare services to the community. This programme will thus also provide the learners with multiple skills that may open doors for further and advanced job opportunities within the Paramedical and Spa therapies industry.
Although this level of training is not required internationally, Camelot has developed this programme for those learners who seek registration through the Allied Health Professional Council.
Course Content: Therapeutic Aromatherapy I Swedish massage
Aromatherapy Theory and Practical
Body Alignment & Movement/Body Assessment methods
Anatomy and Physiology I (including Dermatology and Applied Chemistry)
Nutrition I Pharmacology I Patho-physiology I
Business Administration I Applied Communication Applied Client Service
Code of Ethics
First Aid level I
Hygiene, Sterilisation and Bacteriology
Research Project
SECOND YEAR SYLLABUS
Therapeutic Aromatherapy II
Manual Lymph drainage
Infant massage
Aromatherapy Theory and Practical
In service training- 200
(160 hours case studies; 40 hours community hours)
Anatomy & Physiology and Science II Nutrition II
Pharmacology II Patho-physiology II First Aid level II
Life style management ( Applied Psychology) Business Administration II
Therapist Development Applied Client Service Jurisprudence
Students can select from a variety of complimentary therapies
On completion of the third year programme learners may apply for International recognition by completing the following Membership Registration Examinations (MRE):
- CIDESCO Diploma in Aromatherapy
- SAAHSP Diploma in Aromatherapy
- ITEC Diploma in Diet + Nutrition
- ITEC Diploma in Anatomy and Physiology
- ITEC Diploma in Aromatherapy
- ITEC Diploma in Manual Lymph Drainage
- ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage