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Originally posted by Catholicuser:
I've not heard of Fr. Stanislau but Fr. John Bosco is ok.. Do u know that he is related to Fr. Simon Perera form novena church cousin?
Yes, i think so they are somehow related if i remember correctly. When does the postings take effect? And how did u get the news so fast? haha
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my place... ppl throw the flyers from the letter box all over the floor when theres a bin next to the letter box! if the cleaner comes in time to sweep it away, fine.. but if not, its a hazard to old people and kids walking and they can slip on the paper and fall...
and, there is always this old man who comes and make noise abt these people who litter and pick up the litter and throw it in the bin. I appreciate what he does and it is an example to the neighbourhood community.
Please use your brains, Singaporeans.. Throw your litter in the bin, and clear up after your pet has pooed! There is a guy in my area who brings his dog to shit in the multi-storey carpark, nearby the staircase door! So inconsiderate.
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For beginners, who have an interest in Massage and have thoughts of joining the industry, I highly reccomend you to take up the ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage course. This is the foundation course you should take before you branch out to take 'advance' courses such as Aromatherapy, MLD (Manual Lymphatic Drainage), Sports, Tui Na, MFR and CST.
The ITEC Dip. in Holistic Massage comprises of 3 modules as follow:
1. Core Subjects (Business Awareness & Professional Conduct)
2. Anatomy & Physiology of the Human Body
3. Massage Theory and Practical Swedish MassageEvery module is examinable by ITEC, which means that the examiners will be from ITEC, London, UK. They will come down to your school to do an examination. On top of the exam for the 3 modules, you will have to do a case study comprising of 20 treatments in total - 5 Clients, 4 Treatments Each, describing your treatment plan, how the client feels etc.
After you pass your ITEC Dip. in Holistic Massage, you can branch out to the advance courses to which interest you more. (I would say that most advance courses, and if you want to open your own practice, you will need the ITEC Dip. in Holistic Massage as a foundation.)
ITEC Diploma in Holistic Massage - Course Information / Syllabus
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Here is a list of certifications available in Singapore:
1. Diploma in Holistic Massage (ITEC, UK)
2. Diploma in Aromatherapy (ITEC, UK)
3. Diploma in Lymphatic Drainage (ITEC, UK)
4. Diploma in Sports Massage (ITEC, UK)
5. Diploma in Aromatherapy (IFA, UK)
Others include:
Diploma in Traditional Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Certificate in Myofascial Release (MFR/Trigger Point Release)
Certificate in CranialSacral Therapy (CST)Please do update us if you know of other certifications available here in Singapore.
ITEC - International Therapy Examination Council
IFA - International Federation of Aromatherapists
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