Study SPA Techniques I & II at Centerpoint/ SPA Industry 4th Largest Leisure Industry!

The Spa Industry is Growing…It’s the 4^th Largest Leisure Industry

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• Spa & Resort Techniques I: 3 Weekends: Sept 17-18, Oct 15-16, and Nov 12-13
• Spa & Resort Techniques 2: 3 Weekends: May 21/22, June-18/19, July 16/17  

The future is tomorrow; plan where you are going and how you are going to get there. Plan now for tomorrow by expanding your employment opportunities through continuing your education in the Spa area. Spas have always been about health and wellness. But now Spas are the fourth largest leisure industry, with revenues of 12.3 billion in 2009, compared to $5 billion in 1999. The source of this information is the International SPA Association’s (ISPA) recently released 2010 U.S. Spa Industry Study. It’s a great time to get educated in spa techniques, as spas have become the largest employers of massage and bodywork therapists in the U.S. While the spa industry continues to grow and take care of people offering them health and wellness, so do the job openings for trained massage and bodywork professionals.

Check out the last 10 years of the U.S. Spa industry by reviewing these facts released in the 2010 U.S. Spa Industry Study.

Spa Locations - there were 20,600 spa locations in 2009, up from 5,700 in 1999.

Visits - there were 143 million spa visits in 2009, up from 90.7 million in 1999.

Revenue – there were $12.3 billion dollars of revenue in 2009, more than double the amount in 1999, which was $5 billion.  

Employees - as May 2010, there were 332,000 total employees, compared to over a decade ago when there were 151,000 employee in 1999.

The Spa & Resort Techniques I & II training at CenterPoint are great continuing education classes that will help you to learn and create your personal “signature” therapies. You’ll also learn about the current breadth and importance of the spa industry. Spa training prepares the massage, bodywork, or shiatsu therapist to find employment in spa establishments, resorts, hotels, salons, and cruise ships. Massage therapists also incorporate spa techniques into private practice without the need for extensive equipment or special “wet room” facilities. Be part of the growth in the spa industry call 953-562-5200 today to enroll in these courses and expand your practice!

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