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Our Level 4 Sports Massage courses will give you everything you need to take your Sports Massage qualification to the next level. The Level 4 Certificate in Sports Massage Therapy builds on your existing knowledge and skills gained from the level 3 Sports Massage course. This qualification will provide learners with a deeper knowledge and further skills to be able treat clients and correct common patterns of dysfunction. Many learners say I wish I had done my level 4 sooner!  Whilst level 3 Sports Massage course gives you the knowledge and skills to start work as a sports massage therapist Level 4 starts to teach you how to really treat your patients / clients. Delving into a greater level of A&P knowledge, teaching you advanced soft tissue techniques and exploring the common injuries patients / clients will present with.  Level 4 Sports Massage Courses The Level 4 Certificate in Sports Massage Therapy builds on your existing knowledge and skills gained from the level 3 Sports Massage course. This qualification will provide learners with a deeper knowledge and further skills to be able treat clients and correct common patterns of dysfunction. Course Focus: Assessment skills Learning of a range of injuries and dysfunctions Introduction and learning of some special tests. Development of massage techniques & skills Patient aftercare advice along with corrective exercise prescription knowledge This Qualification Enables You To: Progression on to a Level 5 Sports Therapy Course Progression onto an Osteopathy or Physiotherapy course How will I be assessed? The assessment process includes the following; x3 Unit Worksheets x1 Assignment x7 Observations x2 Critical evaluation Venue BTST Academy & Clinic, Holly Farm, Clipstone Road, Edwinstowe, Nottingham, NG21 9JD Course delivery Weekends Course Dates 2024 APRIL; Fri 5th, Sat 6th & Sun 7th APRIL; Fri 19th, Sat 20th & Sun 21st MAY; Fri 3rd MAY; Sat 11th & Sun 12th MAY; Fri 24th Course days will run from 9:30am – 4:30pm Price £ 1400.00 Course Content  For the course content and syllabus please click HERE Tutor Becky Tyler Assessor Becky Tyler & Laura Simmons Internal Verifier: Sarah Lane External Verifier: Will Mansford – Active IQ Awarding Body: Active IQ Payment on Booking; You can either select to pay:- The non refundable deposit of £400 or the Full Amount at time of booking. Paying a Deposit: If you select to pay the deposit you will receive communication via email to discuss & confirm a payment plan, all monies owed must be paid in full 1 week before the course start date ELCAS Funding: ELCAS Funding is available for this course Course Attendance: *We ask that all dates are attended but appreciate this is not always possible and therefore any missed days will need to be completed via home study. However if there are more than 2x days you are unable to attend, please contact us at btstacademy@outlook.com to discuss before booking. Refunds; Please note that your deposit is non-refundable. If you start your practical training and then withdraw from the course you will still be liable for the full course fee.

Learning Strategies Certification Regardless of whether you need to improve evaluations or get another ability in your leisure time, utilizing perceived learning procedures will assist you with getting the outcomes you need. In this course, you will figure out how to utilize learning procedures that will assist you with holding data and review it at whatever point you wish. You will Learn: Why you should leave holes between learning meetings Why you should rehearse a blend of abilities inside a similar meeting Instructions to utilize the 'five R's' of note-taking Instructions to make dull substance seriously fascinating Step by step instructions to take breaks during learning meetings Advantages of Taking this Course: In the event that you are an understudy, this course will assist you with recalling significant data during tests and surveyed errands In the event that you need to become familiar with another ability at work, this course will help you get it rapidly On the off chance that you fill in as an educator or mentor, this course will help you show your understudies how to learn In the event that you are keen on brain science, you will profit by this concise understanding into how we recollect data In the event that you are a parent, this course will help you support your youngster or teen during their school years

24 Hours Left! Don't Let the Winter Deals Slip Away - Enrol Now! Passing on the UK driving theory exam is by no means certain, and in recent years, the DVLA has undoubtedly made things more challenging for new drivers. As a consequence, we have summarised all the information you require in our Driving Theory Test Preparation course. In this Driving Theory Test Preparation course, we will start by providing you with a clear idea of the driving test. You will learn the rules for Pedestrians and users of wheelchairs, general rules, techniques, and advice for drivers. In addition, we will discuss motorcyclist rules, driving in adverse weather, the meaning of signs, signals, road markings, vehicle maintenance, and many more. The UK driving exam evaluates your competence to operate a vehicle on main routes while abiding by the rules established by the regulatory authority. Anyone over 16 should learn to drive at some time in their lives for their own convenience since it is a necessary skill. If you want to get ready for the driving theory test, take this Driving Theory Test Preparation course immediately. Enrol Now! Upon successful completion of the Driving Theory Test Preparation course, you will be able to, Improve your knowledge of the highway code. Recognise the many markers, symbols, and signs seen on the road. Ensure secure transportation in all weather scenarios. Increase your understanding of UK traffic legislation. Study the regulations for motorists, motorcycle riders, and pedestrians. Understand how to drive at night and in dim light. Recognise the scoring criteria for the driving theory test. Identify risks and react effectively to them. Course Curriculum: Here is the curriculum breakdown of this Driving Theory Test Preparation course: Module 01: DRIVING TEST The Current Test Theory Test Practical Test Format Eyesight Test Vehicle Safety Questions Controlled Stop Manoeuvres Module 02: Rules for Pedestrians and Users of Powered Wheelchairs and Mobility Scooters Rules for Pedestrians Rules for Users of Powered Wheelchairs and Mobility Scooters Module 03: General Rules, Techniques and Advice for All Drivers and Riders Overview Signals Lighting Requirements Control of The Vehicle The Driver and the Environment Lines and Lane Markings on the Road Mobile Phones and In-Vehicle Technology Vehicles Prohibited from Using Roads and Pavements Module 04: Rules for Drivers and Motorcyclists Vehicle Condition Vehicle Towing and Loading Seat Belts and Child Restraints Motorcycle Licence Requirements Moped Licence Requirements Motor Vehicle Documentation and Learner Driver Requirements Learner Drivers Module 05: Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions Overview Wet Weather Icy and Snowy Weather Windy Weather Fog Hot Weather Road Users Requiring Extra Care Motorcyclists and Cyclists Other Road Users Other Vehicles Module 06: Signs, Signals and Road Markings Direction Signs on Roads and Motorways Signals by Authorised Persons Signals to Other Road Users Vehicle Markings Module 07: Maintenance, Breakdowns and Other Incidents Vehicle Maintenance Vehicle Security First Aid on The Road Breakdowns and Incidents Obstructions Module 08: Using the Road and Parking Using the Road Mirrors Large Vehicles Roundabouts Waiting and Parking Module 09: DSA Practical Driving Test Hire Cars Vehicles You Can't Use Known Safety Faults Cancelled or Stopped Tests and Bad Weather Candidate Impersonation Module 10: Preparation for the Test Preparation for the Test Special Circumstances Module 11: Day of the Test The Test Useful Information Common Faults Contributing to Test Failure Module 12: Your Test Result Further Learner Permit Module 13: Things to Remember Did You Know? BE (Car and Trailer) Tests Truck Tests (Categories C and CE) What Happens If We Cannot Conduct Your Test on the Day? Assessment Process Once you have completed the modules in the Driving Theory Test Preparation course, your skills and knowledge will be tested with an automated multiple-choice assessment, after which you will receive instant results. CPD 10 CPD hours / points Accredited by CPD Quality Standards Who is this course for? This Driving Theory Test Preparation Course is ideal for: Anyone 17 years or older who wants to pass their UK driving theory test on their first try. Professionals looking to work in the transport sector. Requirements You will not need any prior background or expertise. All you need to take this Driving Theory Test Preparation course is - A smart device. A secure internet connection. Being over the age of 16. And a strong drive for learning and literacy. Career path Once you have successfully completed the Driving Theory Test Preparation course, you will have the confidence & practical knowledge to pass your driving theory test, ready to take the practical exam. You will have an excellent understanding of UK road safety laws & the skills to become a fully competent, reliable driver in all weather conditions. Driving Instructor Driving Examiner DVLA Officer Certificates CPDQS Accredited Certificate Digital certificate - £10 CPDQS Accredited Certificate Hard copy certificate - £29 If you are an international student, then you have to pay an additional 10 GBP as an international delivery charge.

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Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Awareness Training - Online Course This Display Screen Equipment (DSE) online training course provides learners with the knowledge they need in order to work comfortably and avoid unnecessary aches and strains whilst using DSE in their work environment. Incorrect use of display screen equipment can lead to pain in necks, shoulders, backs, arms, wrists and hands as well as fatigue and eye strain. As an employer, you must protect your employees from these health risks if they use DSE in the workplace or for work at home. What is Display Screen Equipment (DSE)? Display screen equipment (DSE) means devices and equipment that have a graphic or alphanumeric display screen. This includes PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones and other similar devices. What are the learning outcomes for the Display Screen Equipment course? After completing the course you will be able to describe: Examples of 'Display Screen Equipment' The risks posed by DSE work An employer's obligations towards staff using DSE What is meant by a 'DSE Assessment' The recommendations for setting up a display screen Good practice when using a keyboard Good practice when using a mouse or similar input device How the workplace should be adjusted to avoid fatigue and strain The correct setup for a chair used for DSE work Good practice when taking breaks from DSE work How eyesight tests are carried out and when Working with DSE - The Risks The first topic identifies examples of DSE you are likely to find in your workplace. It outlines an employer's legal duties with regards to DSE and describes DSE assessments. The Keyboard The second topic is about the keyboard. You will learn about when a separate keyboard is required. The topic describes good and bad keying technique and explains correct hand positioning. Mice and Other Point-and-Click Devices The third topic describes good and bad practice when using mice and other point-and-click devices. You will learn about correct hand positioning and adjustments you might need to make to ensure devices are accurate. The Display Screen Topic 4 is about the screen. It explains how to clean your screen and how to position the screen correctly. You will learn about good colour and font combinations and how to reduce screen glare. Your Workspace Topic 5 explains the features of a well organised workspace. You will learn to improve a cramped workspace, how to optimise a workspace set-up and how to position your workspace to minimise glare. The Chair Topic 6 describes the features of a chair suitable for Display Screen Equipment work. You will learn the correct sitting position and how to adjust your chair. The Environment Topic 7 describes environmental factors that can contribute to upper limb disorders and how to minimise the risks of these factors. Changes in Activity Topic 8 explains why it is important to take breaks and change the type of activity you are doing. It suggests suitable break-time activities and explains how to prevent fatigue at work. Eye Tests The final topic identifies who is entitled to an eye test and when an employer must pay for glasses.

Gain the skills and credentials to kickstart a successful career and learn from the experts with this step-by-step

Gain the skills and credentials to kickstart a successful career and learn from the experts with this step-by-step