Massage Therapist Train to Hire Program (with US Visa Sponsorship) at Hand & Stone Quakertown

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• Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spas is committed to education, innovation, and making a difference for our clients, and our communities. As a Train to Hire Massage Therapist at Hand & Stone, you will receive the state required education and training hours for massage therapy through one of our partnered local programs. As a massage therapist, you can help relieve pain and stress with the power of your hands. Accepted students will gain practical knowledge, business training, and get real-world experience in a range of massage techniques.
• Successful completion and licensure as a massage therapist can result in job placement in Hand & Stone Quakertown as a massage therapist

Benefits of A Career in Massage Therapy at Hand & Stone:

• Wellness focuses career focused on creating treatment plans and healing others.
• A new career in as little as 11 months depending on class schedules and student status.
• Competitive compensation – Dept of Labor statistics range massage therapist annual salary as 55,000 – 75.000 annually (varies by market, this is not a guarantee of compensation)
• Job stability and in a high demand profession.
• Flexible schedules
• Student financing options and payment plans available for massage therapy education
• Applicants are eligible for student sponsorship wherein spas will reimburse part or all of tuition fees after successful completion of program and employment in spa.

Next Steps:

• Applicants participating in the Train to Hire Program will receive a call from a local massage program to complete school application forms, learn more about the program and complete any required screening to determine financing and student sponsorship programs eligibility.
• Offer of employment is contingent on successful completion of a state approved massage therapy program, required exams and licensure. There are no restrictions to the program a student can attend, as long as it meets the state requirements for massage therapy education. Applicants are encouraged to research the local program of their choice.