Training & education providers
Find the right reflexology training for you.
Find an education provider that suits your learning needs and helps you take the next step in reflexology. All listed providers offer training that provides a route to IFR membership.
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The Surrey School of Reflexology
Reflexology Diploma Course (Level 3), studied over a full year with regular in-person classes and over 140 hours of face-to-face training.
Gaia School of Natural Health
Level 5 Diploma in Practitioner Reflexology, with course venue listed at Women’s Institute, Neston Road, Thornton Hough, South Wirral, CH63 1JW.
UHI Moray
Integrative Healthcare courses including reflexology, with BSc (Hons) Integrative Healthcare listed.
Solise Holistic School
Complementary therapy school offering reflexology training at The Space, 92-98 Northease Drive, Hove BN3 8LH.
Pathways School of Reflexology
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology for Wellbeing, based at 247 College Road, Norwich NR2 3JD.
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Justicia School of Complementary Therapies
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with venue listed as Kings Heath / Kings Norton, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Massage Training Norfolk
Level 3 Reflexology in Norwich, Norfolk.
Gateway Workshops
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology for the Complementary Therapist, with venues across London, England, and Scotland.
Reflexology Level 5 Training
Level 5 Diploma in Practitioner Reflexology, with training centres listed in Kent and Somerset.
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Wye Reflexology Academy
Level 5 reflexology training route delivered through a physical academy setting in Kent.
Jubilee College
Level 5 Diploma in Practitioner Reflexology, with venues listed in Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield, Lincoln, Nottingham / Derby, Leicester, Oxford, Cambridge, Peterborough, Milton Keynes, Brentwood, London, Maidstone, and Chichester.
London School of Reflexology
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with training listed at Regent’s University in Regent’s Park, London.
Devon School of Clinical Reflexology
Level 3 Diploma course with in-person guided learning and practical reflexology training.
The School of Natural Therapies
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with attendance listed as in-person.
Greenhouse Therapies
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, listed as practitioner-level training at Greenhouse Therapies.
Allen & Walden Beauty School
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with training delivered at the school’s Rochester college.
Cedars Training Academy
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with study locations listed in Derby and Gloucester.
South West College
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, delivered through a college-based practical salon environment.
North West Regional College
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with campus-based study options including Limavady, Strabane, and Strand Road.
Weymouth College
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, listed as a college-based adult learning course.
Caritas School of Reflexology
Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, with classroom theory and practical sessions in treatment rooms.
Choosing an education provider
Choose the place where you can learn well.
There is no single education provider that is right for everyone. Compare the things that will shape your day-to-day experience: location, timetable, course structure, teaching approach, learning culture and the support available to you.
Think honestly about how you learn, how much time you can give to classes and independent study, and whether you feel comfortable asking questions and practising in that environment. The best choice is a credible course that also works for your life.
Location and travel
Choose somewhere you can reach reliably throughout the course. Consider journey time, travel costs, parking and accessibility as well as the town or region.
Timetable and commitment
Check class dates, practical sessions, home study and case-study hours against work, family and other commitments. Ask what happens if you miss a session.
Course structure
Look at how theory, supervised practice, anatomy and physiology, case studies and assessment are organised across the course.
Teaching style and culture
Talk to the tutor and, where possible, visit the education provider. Consider class size, pace, feedback, support and whether the atmosphere feels right for you.
Your learning needs
Ask how the education provider supports different learning styles, confidence levels, disabilities or additional needs, and what help is available between classes.
Professional preparation
Confirm that the course is practitioner level, normally Level 3 or above, with meaningful face-to-face practice and a qualification that supports your intended professional route.
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Education providers can ask IFR about course standards, listing information and the accreditation journey.