A two year part-time Masters programme. Delivered by University of Chester at the National Training Centre, Dublin
Duration: 2 Years
Level: MSc. Cost: £6,315
The National Training Centre exists to provide education and training in the areas of complementary medical healthcare and health related fitness which lead to industry recognised national qualifications.
The National Training Centre (NTC) comprises five schools and colleges. The National College of Exercise and Health Studies (NCEHS) provides training in the area of health related fitness. The National School of Sports Massage (NSSM) provides training in the area of orthopaedic sports massage. The College of Complementary Medical Education (CCME) provides training in the areas of neuromuscular and physical therapy. The Pilates Institute (Ireland) provides training in the area of pilates. The Irish College of Osteopathic Medicine which provides training in the area of osteopathic medicine.
NTC is the accepted authority in these areas in Ireland and we work with world authorities to bring the very latest educational experiences to our students.
Our organisation is 100% student focused and our custom built facilities recognise our commitment to enhancing student's learning experiences and outcomes.
National Training Centre,
15 - 16 Saint Joseph's Parade,
Dorset Street, Dublin 7, Republic of Ireland
Email: info@ntc.ie
Dublin - +353 1 882 7777
Cork - +353 21 430 1222
Galway - +353 91 530 888
Donegal - +353 74 912 1733
Fax All Offices - +353 1 830 8757
The objects for which the Association is established are to protect and enhance the rights and privileges of those practicing physical therapies including, but not limited to, neuromuscular therapy, physical therapy and sports massage; to promote honourable practice; to repress malpractice; to settle disputed points of practice; to decide questions of professional usage of courtesy; and to establish a register of members.
ANMPT, 16a Saint Joseph's Parade
Dorset Street, Dublin 7, Republic of Ireland
Email: info@anmpt.ie
Dublin - +353 1 830 7063
Fax All Offices - +353 1 830 8757
When getting exercise instruction, using the services of a REPS Ireland Registered Exercise Professional has many benefits.
Most importantly, REPS Ireland is the independent verification that the exercise professional is suitable to give advice to or to instruct in a gym or a group exercise/aerobics class when they hold the National Qualification in Exercise, Health Studies and Personal Training.
Like most professional registration bodies, individuals registered with REPS Ireland agree to follow the industry Code of Ethical Practice
REPS Ireland also operates a complaints system for any person that wishes to complain about a registered trainer or instructor. Only persons who are deemed as suitable by REPS Ireland are able to continue to annually re-register, giving you confidence when dealing with a REPS Ireland registered trainer or instructor.
REPS Ireland
C/O ILAM,
Allenwood Enterprise Park,
Allenwood Nth,
Naas,
Co. Kildare
Email:
register@repsireland.ie
enquiries@repsireland.ie
Tel: 045 859162
This part-time programme commences in Sept 2010 and is run in association with the National Obesity Forum.
It is delivered by a team of experienced academics, GPs, hospital doctors, surgeons, dieticians, nutritionists, exercise specialists and psychologists. Whilst this multidisciplinary programme is focused professional development programme aimed at healthcare professionals from worldwide, it is also suitable for newly qualified graduates aspiring to work in this high profile area.
The epidemic of overweight and obesity is part of a worldwide trend, and it is contributing to the increasing levels of non-communicable metabolic and mechanically-induced disorders such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, joint problems, obstructive sleep apnoea and certain cancers.
This Masters Programme is delivered by an experienced team of academic staff from the Centre for Exercise & Nutrition Science (CENS) in the Faculty of Applied and Health Sciences and the Faculty of Health and Social Care, together with University-approved visiting lecturers and practitioners from clinical settings.
For complete information please click on the 'External SIte' button above and you will be taken to the University of Chester webpage for this programme. The NTC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
