What Do I Have To Study To Work As A Masseur?

   You have to take a professional course, I have never heard of a specialized school in Bulgaria. The profession is not bad, it depends on how good you are, you earn well, approximately BGN 700 per month for the bigger cities, and already in the SPA hotels a lot more. But like any profession, you have to come from within, want it and most importantly love to do it, because it brings satisfaction. And making money with your hobby is something really unique, it's incomparable to do what you love every day, even if you get paid for it, think hard and if you decide to practice this profession, you better look for a better center where to sign up. The courses are different everywhere, I'm not very familiar with those of the masseurs, but they seem to be about 3 - 6 months + practice of course.

   He studied at the Filaretova Medical College at the Medical University of Sofia. Great and lucrative profession, but quite stressful. Over time, you will have problems with varicose veins, as well as a number of diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

   I'm sorry, but am I very pessimistic, or in our fairyland masseurs are perceived as almost cleaners? I'm not saying that there is something bad - there is no shameful job, but where do you see these 700 levs and more? People with three degrees and a lot of experience can hardly find a job for the miserable 400-500 leva a month for masseurs to earn more than them ... Somehow it seems unreal to me. Unless it's an "erotic massage", of course with extras. There really will be a profit of 700 leva, at least as far as I can see from the ads of middle-aged students and aunts trying to earn some levs. We are not in some bland American movie - you take a massage course the next day, BAM! you open a studio or find a job in the most elite one and your life is settled, only you will have problems with varicose veins. I deviated a bit from the author's question, but the commentators seem to inspire a lot of vain hopes ... Author, special courses are taken for a masseur, which if you pass successfully you receive a certificate, but your realization will be difficult ... Do you have any reasons why you don't want / can take a university degree, raise your criteria and start a good and safe job? :) And, if you want to become a masseur so much, why don't you orient yourself outside our homeland? This way you will really have a chance to make money and get the necessary respect and esteem ... because of which you do not want / can take a university degree, raise your criteria and start a good and safe job? :) And, if you are so keen on becoming a masseur, why don't you orient yourself outside our homeland? This way you will really have a chance to make money and get the necessary respect and esteem ... because of which you do not want / can take a university degree, raise your criteria and start a good and safe job? :) And, if you are so keen on becoming a masseur, why don't you orient yourself outside our homeland? This way you will really have a chance to make money and get the necessary respect and esteem ...

   Kinesitherapy and additional course for masseur.

   I recommend you listen to number 2. Rehabilitation seems to be called, but it's just like medicine. I have an acquaintance who has this education, works at sea and in winter resorts, it turned out and the owners of the hotel chain transferred him to Germany to manage their entire spa sector there. The higher is higher. With courses you will be left with only a squeezer of old grandmothers at sea for BGN 500. It's a good job, you earn well + tips. Learn English, German, Russian at least.

   I will have to think more, at first when I thought it seemed like a good, unburdening profession, neither physically nor mentally. But it's good that you enlightened me that the situation is not so rosy.

   I am number 2, I am a pharmacist and I know for sure that he is studying at the Medical College, which is located just behind the Ministry of Interior Hospital. Go and inquire. I also know that I pay BGN 30 for a massage, and it is not erotic. Number 3 is not pessimistic, but simply uninformed. Massage can then be combined with reflexology, aromatherapy, acupuncture, acupressure, etc., even reiki. This is a profession that is constantly evolving. Apart from being available in spa hotels, it is also available in hospitals, and recently many people working in offices in Sofia order a masseur in the office - just a head massage to optimize blood flow to the brain. . Considering that all injuries, strokes, etc. need movement and massage, there are many job opportunities. And no, masseurs are not cleaners. They learn anatomy and can release stress and make your day better with one movement. I am convinced of this myself, because I have a disc herniation. I'm afraid the cleaner can't help me like that unless she accidentally hits me on the head with a broom and accidentally hits the right spot.

   Number 5 is absolutely right. Try to finish college.

   Illll it's so unhygienic ... black

   The NSA (National Sports Academy) is the best school. Their diploma is a degree above secondary education. They give it after taking the last one.

   a massage costs 15 leva for 1 hour ... it's not bad but in years to come you'll be rotten but it's too rich: D

   Hello! I am honey. sister by profession! I do not oblige anyone with my opinion, but I am convinced that alternative medicine is already highly valued and widely used in Europe. I completed a three-month course in classical massage, a course in medotherapy and a course in chocolate massage in Sofia. When I started the course I had complaints about the musculoskeletal system. In the process of training, under the influence of massages, my complaints subsided. With the honey massage I cleansed my body of toxins collected for years. I was convinced of the benefits of the applied massages. I now practice and notice that more and more people prefer these treatments, but in order to practice this profession, a lot must be given to satisfy both the patient and the masseur. Everything learned is useful.

   Hello! My question is to number 13 / the nurse /: Where did you take the classical massage courses? And are you satisfied with the preparation, knowledge and practical exercises?

   Hello! № I am 13. I'm not sure if it would be appropriate to mention the name of ARO with manager Rossi Levonyan, but I think that quality training should be advertised. You answer the question yourself. There were seven of us in the group. Six are working in this field. Teachers are born to be teachers. The practical classes are many and it is simply impossible not to learn. The theory is presented in such a way that it lasts a lifetime. As long as the student is receptive. Medotherapy and chocolate massage were taught to me by other teachers who are also well prepared. After completing the course, I repeatedly sought their advice and always received the desired information. If you have a desire, you will not make a mistake to prefer Aro

   Thanks to № 13 for the comprehensive answer! I needed advice. Greetings!

   Hello! I am a masseuse and I want to tell all people who think that this profession is not worth it and compare it with the work of cleaners that they are very wrong! I can also tell you that the feeling of a job well done is incomparable, when a person has a problem and over time I help him recover completely, then the satisfaction is incredible. I can also say that the work is very lucrative, but if you get in the right place - I have done massages of district governors, mayors (some of the largest regional cities in Bulgaria), MPs and ministers, as well as many celebrities so everything is relative. However, the important thing is to want it from the inside and to indulge in it, but do not forget that in this profession, apart from the great physical load, there is also a great mental load, it is not easy to talk about all kinds of health problems all day long, and here you cannot do without knowledge and healthy learning! And excuse me for the rude language, but this KIFLA, who claims that it is impossible to make money from this job except with erotic massages, is obviously incompetent and ignorant enough to keep his opinion of himself and not to offend with stupid doubts about the morals of this profession !!!

   And can you tell me what are the risks to the health of masseurs, because like any profession, it has its professional disabilities? Thank you!

   Hello, I am also a masseur. I would like to be useful first and answer the last question - about the health risks of the masseur. The risks, in general, are associated with back and waist problems (due to the slightly bent posture, which persists for a long time), as mentioned above - varicose veins (due to prolonged standing). The hands begin to ache from the load. In certain situations, there may be risks of infection (however, there is too close contact with other people's bodies, a percentage of which are not completely clean and have a good health culture). Another big risk that needs to be taken seriously is the burden of the masseur with negative energy (do not rush to call me crazy - now even the textbooks say that masseurs work with energy). With a large load and not clearing the negative energy, this can lead to various negative consequences - aging, acne and more. Mental strain must also be taken into account. There is also a risk to the safety of the masseur, due to the fact that people are not sufficiently aware of the nature of our profession and many of them decide that once you have close contact with them, things should develop in slightly different ways. Fortunately, for almost all these risks one can take measures, I was personally warned while I was studying. I will try to share them soon. Good at night, before going to bed, do an exercise to release tension from the back and waist - lie on your back, bend your legs at the knees and rotate your torso nicely to one side, then to the other, without lifting the pelvis. Repeat several times. Another thing - while working, try to apply force not only with your hands, but with your whole body - for example - in pulling movements - move your whole body together with your hands. After you are done with a client, wash your hands nicely with soap and water (or detergent, you can disinfect yourself) to the elbows. Then do the so-called "dry wash" - run one hand over the other, starting from the inside of the palm to the elbow and continuing - on the outside of the hand - from the elbow to the wrist. The movement is continuous and is done quickly and sharply - three times with one hand and three times with the other hand. Then shake both hands nicely from the elbows and maybe from the shoulders. The last two exercises are to clear the energy. Be careful - do not touch suspicious areas, do not touch nails with fungus, for safety - ask customers to stay in their underwear (I mean - for intimate areas). You can put alcohol (for example lavender) in your massage oil - for disinfection to some extent. Be careful, however, because it has a warming effect - do not use it in cases where heating is contraindicated (for example - in varicose veins). In order not to have special problems with your safety and not to have to get angry with misunderstood clients, put things clearly and precisely, without detours (for example, in your ad you firmly state that you do NOT engage in erotic massage), choose your clients and do not compromise. I hope I was helpful. On the subject of how only those who do erotic massages make money - and I think the woman is unfamiliar - massages are generally expensive, so you can make good money,

   Hello! I am a masseuse, I took the course in Sunny Beach. I very much agree. number 17, that's exactly what he said about that BUN. I don't know how it is in the interior of Bulgaria, what kind of money the masseurs take, but here no masseur for 1000 BGN will be willing to start work. This money is measly, we all work here at a rate of 30-40%. As incredible as it sounds for someone, but I have earned a month Only from% 3000 BGN tips do not count. To make that money, you have to be in a good place with solvent Russians. And without erotic massages, they are for elite prostitutes. I don't know which number he wrote for 1 hour BGN 15 ... I don't know what city he is in, but ... I will never agree. With us, 1 hour of classic full body massage is BGN 60, décolleté, neck, face massage with chocolate 40 min, BGN 90, relaxing back massage with chocolate 50 min BGN 120, etc. So now consider that I have about 10 massages a day and from 10 in the morning to 18 o'clock this is my shift ... it's easy to make good money. One sentence to the Muffin ... if you will believe me, try to swallow it, that here at sea the highest paid are masseurs and beauticians. I have no use for lying to you here, everyone who has written. I know my good money all summer, my husband also works as a masseur, we make great money and we live in peace.

   Kinesitherapy and rehabilitation have nothing to do with smearing chocolate. There is room for everyone under the sun, but remember that the spread of chocolate is up to date. You can't imagine being 50 years old and someone paying you to smear it with chocolate.

   I have a question. What is the difference between a certificate for a masseur and a diploma for a masseur? :)

   I would like to ask whether diplomas are recognized in the European Union? How do we know if promises are valid? Thanks to everyone in advance.

   I am an 18-year-old boy and I am really faced with a dilemma whether to take a massage course or to focus on something else, so my question is, is good money made at sea all year round or only during the summer season?

   I have been working in Cyprus as a masseur for 3 years. I can only tell you that whatever courses and diplomas you take, even if you study for 5 years, if it is not practiced, 1st is forgotten, 2nd will never be good, that is, you will like and they come to you again. so good luck

   Hello, I am also 18 years old and I am facing a similar dilemma. Inside, I feel like doing massages and I wonder if I should go to a rehabilitator, and since I live in a spa resort, I think I will be able to realize myself on the labor market. So far I have studied in a technical school and that's why I'm wondering ...

   My question is, how old do you have to be to start climbing the massage course?

   Pedagogy of deviant behavior

   Yes!

   Hello in this field of sports rehabilitation and physiotherapy work for many years abroad I have my center only one thing I want to say with a course of 3 months in BG does not deceive the truth is college or academies, and most of all the constant specialization of the subject success of all

   Don't listen at all to most who tell you not to do it, I've taken a course, I've worked in 2 spas for a year. Now I have my own studio, and I want to tell you that I have not fallen below BGN 2,000, except, of course, the first few months. The so-called salon development. If you have an attitude and desire, there is nothing to stop you, as long as you have some money for your own salon, although in both spas where I worked, my lowest salary was BGN 1,600, you realize

   Great profession, ambition is wanted! :)

   If you are looking for a course, I can recommend this one: MASSAGIST

   Up to the one with №22, where he brags a lot: Abe "Kiflo", who invented this address, you earn, for example, BGN 3,000 in the best case, but that's 5 months. again in the best case, so an average of BGN 2,000 per month for 5 months of the season a year. Dividing it by 12, how much does it cost per month? Such a simple woman that she brags that she "made great money with men"! Maybe if they live in the villages, where they feed for 5 months all year round! And in general, what% of people pay for massages? This is a luxury service and I judge by myself that with an income above average, I went to a massage only a few times as I had back pain. I personally think that this is a profession for not very "smart" people who have graduated from a real high school, especially for women without other special skills ...

   Where in Varna is there a good course for masseurs?

   What a document for a masseur is recognized in Germany

   You have to find a place where people have a habit of going for a massage, otherwise you will not get anything.