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 Welcome to the Universal College of Reflexology, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This site is packed full of information on Reflexology. First here are some Quick Facts on the college.
Universal College of Reflexology
is a premier institute of Reflexology certification.
It is recognized for high standards and quality programs. The Universal College
of Reflexology has students from 20 countries on all six populated continents.
Faculties include Undergraduate training in Foot Reflexology, Postgraduate training
in Therapeutic Reflexology/Advanced Reflexology/Continuing Professional Development,
and a world-class Distance Education program.
• Accreditation –
Association of Massage Therapists and Wholistic Practitioners; Complementary
Medical Association of London, England.
• Memberships - Association of Massage Therapists and
Wholistic Practitioners, Complementary Medical Association (London, England),
International Council of Reflexologists, Edmonton Chamber of Commerce and World
Trade Centre.
• Location – the modern campus, has recently expanded and is a conveniently located, now with loads of free parking, in central Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada – “The City of Champions”.
• Home Study – World class Foot Reflexology, Hand
Reflexology, Ear Reflexology and Advanced Reflexology Diploma distant education
programs.
• Founded – the College was founded in 1991.
• Student Services – Universal College of Reflexology
provides students and graduates with ongoing support through Alumni events,
mentorship programs, tutoring, web-site support & forum, job opportunities,
referrals and continuing education.
• Class Size – usually 12 students
• Student to Teacher ratio – maximum of 6 to 1.
• Graduates with Honours – nearly 1 of 3 graduate
with honours.
• Career Opportunities - Universal College of Reflexology
graduates are highly sought after in clinics, spas and wellness centres.
• Technology – An outstanding teaching environment
includes internationally acclaimed faculty, fully illustrated manuals, videos,
power point presentations, demonstrations and student practical work.
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