Learn foot reflexology The original natural therapy method

No. None of our foot reflexology programs require prior training, a
healthcare background, or a previous certificate from us. Students arrive
from every direction, from complete beginners, massage therapists, nurses, and
people changing careers after twenty years in something else.

It depends on how far you want to take this, not on what you already know.

120hr Certificate — you want the skill and can't travel to Calgary, or
you're not ready to commit to a career. Fully online.

240hr Practitioner Certificate — you already have a practice and want to
add reflexology to it. Includes hands-on training in Calgary. No exams.

360hr Accredited Diploma — you intend to practise reflexology as your
profession and want national registration. Exams, case studies, and
eligibility with RAC, ARCB, NHPC and RAA.

All three begin on the same date each intake, and none requires the others
first. The only real question is depth.

Yes, at any time. If you complete the 120hr Certificate and later want the
240hr Practitioner Certificate or the 360hr Accredited Diploma, your hours
carry forward and you pay only the difference in tuition. The same applies
moving from the 240hr to the 360hr.

There's no deadline. Students have upgraded the term after finishing, and
years later. You don't repeat coursework and you don't reapply — contact us
and we'll place you in the next cohort.

Upgrading does mean completing the additional work. The 240hr adds hands-on
training in Calgary; the 360hr adds exams and case studies.

It's the oldest and most researched form of reflex therapy, practised
worldwide and recognised by national professional associations across Canada
and the United States.

Reflexology is not a replacement for medical care and no credible
practitioner claims otherwise. What it does, and what the research supports,
is relieve tension, improve circulation, and support the body's own
regulatory and repair processes through the nervous system.

The professional distinction that matters is training. A registered
reflexologist has completed several hundred documented hours, passed
examinations, and is accountable to an association. That's what our 360hr
Accredited Diploma leads to.

Our 360hr Accredited Diploma carries national accreditation. On completion
you're eligible to register with the Reflexology Association of Canada
(RAC), the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB), the Natural
Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) and the Reflexology Association of
America (RAA).

Our 120hr and 240hr programs are certificate programs issued by Quanta
School of Reflexology. They are not accredited by a national body and don't
lead to registration. We're direct about this because the difference
matters — and because your hours in either program carry forward if you
later choose the diploma.

Certified means a school has confirmed you completed its training. Ours
confirms a specific number of documented hours in a defined curriculum. Appliable for CEU's with existing national associations or add-on to your existing professional modality.

Registered means a national association has assessed you against a
national standard; hours, examinations, case studies and listed you as a
practitioner in good standing. Registration is what lets you charge
professional rates, obtain practitioner insurance, and appear in association
directories where clients search.

Our 360hr Accredited Diploma is the route to registration.

The 360hr Accredited Diploma is recognised by ARCB and RAA in the United
States as well as RAC and NHPC in Canada. Additionally RAC is part of the World Reflexology Consortium - accepted in the UK, New Zealand and Australia

For students elsewhere, the 120hr and 240hr certificates document your
training hours, which most jurisdictions assess individually. Ask us before
enrolling if recognition in a specific country is your goal.

Yes. Our 120hr Certificate is delivered entirely online with live guided
sessions — no travel and no relocation. Most of our online students are in
the United States, Europe and Eastern Canada.

The 240hr and 360hr programs are hybrid. Coursework is online; the hands-on
training and, for the diploma, the practical examination take place in
Calgary.

Only for the 240hr and 360hr programs, which include hands-on clinical
training (four full days of instruction, see program page for dates and details). The 120hr Certificate is fully online with no travel at all.

Yes, and your credential depends on your program:

• Foundations: Digital participation certificate (great for personal development or CEU requirements)
• Online Pro: Certificate as Foot Reflexology Online Professional
• Practical Pro: Certificate as Foot Reflexology Practical Professional
• CFRT: Diploma as a Certified Foot Reflexology Therapist

The Certified Foot Reflexology Therapist program specifically prepares you to apply for professional designation with nationally accredited reflexology associations and state/provincial governing bodies in reflexology. You'll also become eligible for business liability insurance as a licensed reflexologist—essential for protecting your practice.

All programs qualify for continuing education (CEU) credits, valuable for maintaining existing professional licenses. Graduates from the Practical Pro and Clinician programs also receive support and guidance for pursuing national or state reflexology licensure depending on your location.

This is what our 240hr Practitioner Certificate is built for. Most of each
cohort is already licensed in another modality — massage therapy, esthetics,
nursing, acupuncture — with a practice and a client list already in place.

You already hold a credential and an association membership. A second
registration means a second set of fees and continuing education for no
additional clients. What you need is the skill and the confidence to price
it, which is why that program is hands-on and has no exams

It's the most common story in our diploma cohorts, great passionate people; nurses, care aides and technicians looking for autonomy, control of their own schedule, and work
that doesn't burn them out.

Be clear-eyed about it: this is building a practice, not taking a job. The
360hr Accredited Diploma gives you the qualification, the registration
eligibility and the insurance pathway. Filling a schedule takes the same effort any new practice takes.