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Is Massage Therapy a regulated profession?

Massage Therapy is a regulated health care profession in Ontario. This means that graduates who are planning to live and work in Ontario are eligible to apply to the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) to write provincial certification examinations in order to practice in Ontario. Massage Therapy is not provincially regulated in Nova Scotia at this time. Students may practice as massage therapists in Nova Scotia upon graduation.

What are my employment options as a professional massage therapist?

Private Practice, Sports Massage Therapist, Physiotherapy and Chiropractic Clinics, Multidisciplinary Clinics, Hospitals, Rehabilitation Centres, Spas, Resorts, Cruise Ships, Corporations, to mention a few.

Does the school provide assistance to students seeking employment after graduation?

All ICT grads have access to our Employment Registry. Alumni Association members receive automatic email notices of job offerings that come to the School from our network of Employers. Furthermore, as an ICT graduate, you will receive periodic newsletters, surveys, notice of ICT continuing education opportunities, invitations to special lectures and workshops, and preferred registration and discounts on Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses. We offer you the continuing support you need throughout your practice.

Are ICT Schools approved for government student assistance programs?

Yes, students enrolled in our Massage Therapy Diploma Program may be eligible, if qualified, for assistance under federal and various provincial Student Loan programs as well as other assistance programs. In Ontario: the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) https://osap.gov.on.ca/OSAPPortal Also in Ontario: the Second Career Program http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/secondcareer/index.html In Nova Scotia: the Nova Scotia Student Assistance Program http://studentloans.ednet.ns.ca