Massage therapist teaching you massage techniques from London, qualified and insured therapist.

Methodology

A qualified and insured massage therapist who is willing to teaching someone with a certificate in anatomy or a student in university who has an anatomy module, who is motivated and show interest by asking a lot of questions. My lessons are practical and you will need a massage table and a friend that is willing to get massaged on.

Experience

I am a massage therapist for three years, I have a Bsc in applied health from St Georges university and a certificate of Higher Education in Health Science from University of Brighton. So I love human biology and anatomy. I have had a handful of interested and dedicated students but my aim is to teach more students with the same mentality. My students have gone on to courses where they have attained a merit or higher when enrolling and completing a massage course of their choice.

Rates

Transportation Fee : £5

Rate for online lessons : £18/h

Rate for 5 hours of lessons : £80

Rate for 10 hours of lessons : £160

Details

Cancellation policy
If you are unable to keep to an appointment please allow 24hour notice.
If less than 24hours you will be expected to pay for the appointment.

Lessons offered by Edward Lagaya

Individual

The lessons will be held

at your home

webcam

Taught subjects

Massage therapy

Levels

All Levels

Edward Lagaya's CV

Key Skills:
 Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
 Effective time management and work prioritisation to meet deadlines and clients expectations.
 Very good analytical skills to solve complex problems and concepts.
 Excellent computer literacy with experience of using packages such as Word and power point, and I also have the ability to design spreadsheets.
 Manual handling and practical skills.
 Able to easily put clients at ease when stressed and show empathy.

Achievements:
 June 2017 Certificate of Higher Education in Health Science
 2015 Completed an International Therapy examination council (ITEC) in Sports Massage therapy.
 Attained a Merit

Employment History:
October 2017 – Present Urban Massage
Massage therapist
Preparing massage oils and waxes, consent forms before going to a client’s house.
Managing my travel time to get to a from clients residence on time.
Once at the clients house to be professional and be able to listen to their needs.
Performing to clients desired massage and technique.
Learning how to work independently.

February 2012 – Present Kingston Hospital Foundation Trust, KT3, 3QB
Physiotherapy Technician Orthopedic Team
Being involved with handovers which was carrying over patient’s progressions and or regressions.
Once the patient has been seen after their operation the physiotherapist will need my hands on help to get them out of bed.
One to one treatment with a patient seen by a qualified Physiotherapist, where I will have to carry on the patient’s therapy treatment.
Working in part of a team, liaising with health care professionals.
Understanding our patients and liaising with their family members the progression and or regression to formulate a discharge destination formulated by a qualified Physiotherapist who will overlook this task.

Education/ Qualifications/ Training:
2014 – 2017 University of Brighton
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, qualified in a Certificate of Higher Education in Health Science
1st year understanding the basics of physiotherapy.
2nd year understanding and developing our current knowledge and preparing us to apply this to future patients.
3rd year to complete 100 hours in clinical placement based 6 areas of physiotherapy.

2015 Ofqual ITEC Sports Massage
Massage therapist
Knowing human anatomy
Being able to show how to give answers for case studies
Learning the correct posture for giving an massage
Taught a variety of massage techniques
Finished the course with an practical assessment

2007 - 2011 St. Georges University of London
BSc (Hons) Applied Health
Achieved: Second Class Honours (2:2).
Modules included Public Health, Clinical Practice in various hospitals, physiological, anatomical and social sciences.