
Swedish Oil Massage
(8 Hours)
​This training course is designed to equip participants with new or advanced skills that meet industry demands, thereby enhancing their competitiveness in the job market. Through rigorous practical training and the accumulation of relevant professional knowledge, students will build greater self-confidence to improve their on-the-job performance and capabilities.
COURSE OJECTIVE
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Understanding Massage Principles: Master the foundational knowledge of Swedish massage, including its benefits and therapeutic effects.
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Anatomy and Physiology: Learn core anatomical structures and their connections to massage therapy.
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Mastery of Massage Techniques: Develop proficiency in various Swedish massage strokes, including effleurage, petrissage, friction, tapotement, and vibration.
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Oil Selection: Understand the properties of different massage oils and how to select them for specific treatments.
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Client Assessment: Build the capacity to assess client needs, preferences, and any contraindications.
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Ethics and Professionalism: Learn about ethical guidelines, client confidentiality, and maintaining a professional environment.



CONTENTS
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Introduction to Swedish Massage
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Anatomy and Physiology
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Massage Techniques and Skills
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Application of Essential Oils
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Client Consultation and Interaction
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Practical Skills Development
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Ethics and Professional Practice

NTUC UTAP FUNDING
The above amounts are reference net fees after UTAP subsidy eligibility. Learners must pay the full fee first and submit UTAP reimbursement claims to NTUC on their own after course completion.
Important Notes
The above amounts are for reference only. Actual reimbursement depends on individual UTAP balance, course eligibility, and final NTUC approval. Post-subsidy fees are calculated based on net course fees inclusive of 9% GST.
Reimbursement Eligibility
Members must be paid NTUC members during the course and at the time of application. Learner attendance must be at least 75%. Learners must sit for and pass the relevant assessments as required by the institution. Learners must submit UTAP reimbursement claims within 6 months of course completion.
